When multiplying two fractions, multiply the numerator of one fraction by the? of the second fraction. this product is placed over the product of the two denominators?

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Sonny

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12 July, 04:38

When multiplying two fractions, multiply the numerator of one fraction by the? of the second fraction. this product is placed over the product of the two denominators?

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Kian Lindsey · Answer 1

Multiplication is the easiest operation to perform with fractions among others. You just have to simply multiply the numerators, then multiple the denominators individually. Then, just take the product of the numerator over the product of the denominator. In other word, the complete statement should be:

When multiplying two fractions, multiply the numerator of one fraction by the numerator of the second fraction. T his product is placed over the product of the two denominators.