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To work out 2/3 x 23/5 it is easiest to
- convert the mixed number to an improper (top heavy) fraction;
- do the multiplication (multiply the numerators (top numbers) together and put over the denominators (bottom numbers) multiplied together);
- and convert any resulting improper fraction back to a mixed number:
2/3 x 23/5 = 2/3 x 13/5
= 26/15
= 111/15
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What is 15-3 times 2 equals?
15-3 times 2 equals 15-6 equals 9.
2 over 3 equals what over 12?
2 over 3 equals 8 over 12
Does 2 times -1 equals -3?
No, it equals -2
What is -2 in parentheses to the third power?
(-2)^3 equals -2 times -2 times -2 which equals -8
What is 3 x 3 x 2 x 3?
3 times 3 times 2 times 3 equals 54.
What is the value of n in the equation 2 over 3 times n equals 4 over 9?
The question is ambiguous. Does "2 over 3 times n" mean 2/(3*n) or (2/3)*n
What is 15-3 times 2 equals?
15-3 times 2 equals 15-6 equals 9.
2 over 3 equals what over 12?
2 over 3 equals 8 over 12
Does 2 times -1 equals -3?
No, it equals -2
If 1 times 3 equals 8 and 2 times times 4 equals 6 and 3 times 6 equals 3 what is 4 times 4?
9
If 5 times 3 equals 4 and 2 times 8 equals 2 and 6 times 3 equals 3 what is the value of 1 times 7?
5x3=4 2x8=2 6x3=3 1x7=7/40
What does 2 over 3 equal to?
It equals to 3 over 2
What is -2 in parentheses to the third power?
(-2)^3 equals -2 times -2 times -2 which equals -8
2 times what equals 2/3?
the answer is 1/3
Why is 2 plus -2 equals 0 while 2 x -2 equals -4 Isn't multiplication just fast addition?
Well, now isn't 2 plus 2 equals 42 times 2 equals 42 times 2 equals 2 plus 2 equals 42 times -2 equals 2 plus -2 equals 0 WAIT 2 times -2 equals negative 4 according to mathematics. No teacher nor professor has been able to even do more than stutter explaining this.3 times 3 equals 93 times -3 equals -9So why is the digit 2 different?
What is 2 over 3 subtracted by 1 over 6 in fraction?
It equals 3 over 6 which equals 1 over 2. Your welcome.
Is the statement true 1 and 1 over 10 times 8 and 3 over 5 equals 9 and 1 over 2?
No.
