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Multiplying fractions is actually quite easy - not like adding or subtracting fractions where you need a common denominator. All you have to do is multiply the two numerators (tops) and the two denominators (bottom), and you can form your new fraction!
Lets begin with the two numbers we want to multiply:
5/6, and 36
To make multiplying easier, write 36 as 36/1
So,
5/6 x 36/1
5x36 = 180
6x1 = 6
So your answer is
180/6
Which can be simplified to 30
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What is five sixths of six?
5. 5/6 multiplied by 6=5
What is 2 and 1 fifth multiplied by 5 sixths?
1.8333
What is 5 sixths multiplied by 5?
5/6 x 5 = 4.16 recurring (that is, 4.16666...)
What is the fraction of five sixths multiplied by one?
It remains as 5/6
What is the fraction five thirty sixths as decimal?
fraction five thirty sixths as decimal = 0.13895/36:= 5 ÷ 36= 0.1389 in decimal
What is five sixths multiplied by two thirds?
10/18 or 5/9
What is five sixths divided by 6?
5/6 ÷ 6 = 5/36
What is five sixths of thirty-six?
36*5/6 = 30
What is five sixths of thirty six?
5/6 of 36 is 30.
What is six divided by five sixths?
6 ÷ 5/6 = 36/5 or 71/5
What is five sixths of 36?
36 divided by 6 = 6. So if 1 sixth is 6 then 5 sixths must be 6 x 5, which is 30.
What is 7 times five sixths?
7 multiplied by 5/6 is 5 5/6
