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How do you write each fraction or mixed number as a decimal 11 over 40?
you just mutiply and add and u get a decimalll
How do you mutiply a fraction using the volume?
the same way you always multiply fractions. Change mixed numbers into improper fractions, multiply all numerators to get a new numerator, multiply all denominators to get a new denominator, then reduce the fraction.
What is your answer called when you mutiply?
The product.
How do you mutiply 4.9x0.001?
0.0049
Is it necessary to to have a common denominator when you mutiply two fraction?
Not when you multiply or divide fractions, only when you add or subtract fractions. For example, 1/2 x 5/7 = 5/14. Hope this helps! :)
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