this is simple. for the multiplication of fractions, you multiply both the Numerator and denominator straight across. first change the mixed numbers to improper fractions
3 2/8---- 26/8
6 4/7---- 46/7
multiply them to get... whatever... and simplify it. if your teacher wants it in mixed number form then do so but it is easier to keep fractions as improper fractions for this reason
yes
Do you mean 4/7 (as in four-sevenths)? If so, then two are: 8/14 (eight-fourteenths) 16/28 (sixteen-twenty eights)
27 1/2
4 1/7 (four and one seventh).
Ten sevenths or one and three sevenths
To divide four sevenths by one half, you can multiply four sevenths by the reciprocal of one half. The reciprocal of one half is two, so the calculation becomes ( \frac{4}{7} \times 2 = \frac{8}{7} ). Therefore, four sevenths divided by one half equals eight sevenths, which can also be expressed as 1 and 1/7.
Five multiplied by 4/7 is 2 6/7
Expressed as a mixed number in its simplest form, 5 x 4/7 = 2 6/7 or two and six sevenths.
5/8 divided by 2/7 = 35/16 or 2.1875 as a decimal
2 and four sevenths 5 & 2/7 minus 2 & 5/7 equals 2 & 4/7
2 and 5/7 (i think)
Two sevenths plus two sevenths equals four sevenths. This is calculated by adding the numerators (2 + 2) while keeping the denominator (7) the same. Therefore, the result is ( \frac{4}{7} ).