Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse

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Demarcus Avery

Mathematics

24 October, 07:26

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse

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Curry · Answer 1

Multiplying fractions ...

multiply the numerators together

check to see if the product can be simplified

multiply the denominators together

Sebastian Warren · Answer 2

I believe here are the necessary steps

- Multiply the numerators together

- Check to see if the product can be simplified

- Multiply the denominators together

Infraction multiplication, we do not have to find a common denominator. And inverse played a role in a division between two fractions, not multiplication per se.

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?Find a common denominatorMultiply the numerators togetherCheck to see if the product can be simplifiedMultiply the denominators togetherUse the inverse

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse