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What is the lowest term fraction of 21 and 56?
3/8
Write 48 over 56 in lowest terms?
6 over 7
48 over 56 in lowest terms?
6/7
What is the product of 4 over 7 and 56?
To find the product of 4 over 7 (4/7) and 56, you simply multiply the two numbers together. This can be done by multiplying the numerators (4 * 56) and the denominators (7 * 1) separately. Therefore, the product of 4/7 and 56 is (4 * 56) over (7 * 1), which simplifies to 224 over 7 or 32.
What is 56 times 32?
56*32=1792
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