To multiply two mixed numbers you first need to convert them to vulgar fraction form. This is done by multiplying the units by the denominator, and adding it to the numerator. For 5 1/5, you have to multiply 5x5 to get 25, then add this to the 1, giving us 26/5. For 3 1/4, you have to multiply 3x4 to get 12, and then add this to the one to give 13/4.
Thus the question can be rewritten as 26/5 x 13/4.
To multiply fractions you simply multiply the numerators and the denominators. 26x13 = 338
5x4 = 20.
Thus the answer is 338/20
This can then be simplified into the mixed number 16 and 9/10
Five to the fifth power, or five times five times five times five times five.
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One fourth is five twentieths. Nine twentieths minus five twentieths is four twentieths. Four twentieths is one fifth.
five eighths
(1/5) * 35 = 7.
25
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Assuming that you can use each number multiple times, 3125, because there are five options for the first number, five for the second, and so on to reach five. Then, five times five times five times five times five, or five to the fifth power, equals 3125. Were you only able to use each number once, the answer would be 120 based on the same principle. There would be five options for the first number, four remaining options for the second, three for the third, two for the fourth, and then one for the fifth. Then, as with the first, five times four times three times two (times one, but that really isn't necessary) results in 120.
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If I am understanding your question correctly, the answer would be 10. One-fifth goes into 1 five times (five fifths equals one), and into 2 ten times.
Five to the fifth power, or five times five times five times five times five.
five eighteenths
it equals five over one
Fifth or sometimes written as 5th is after fourth and before sixth. The cardinal number of fifth is five or sometimes written as 5.
The LS has a five speed transmission. Therefore it shifts from first to second, second to third, third to fourth and fourth to fifth. Four shifts.
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five eighths