How can the fractions be reduced?

When multiplying fractions such as 3/6•2/8 how can the fractions be reduced?

Circle all that apply.

a. Up and down

c. Both numbers on the top

b. Diagonally

d. Both numbers on the bottom

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Hayden Callahan

Mathematics

26 April, 11:08

How can the fractions be reduced?

When multiplying fractions such as 3/6•2/8 how can the fractions be reduced?

Circle all that apply.

a. Up and down

c. Both numbers on the top

b. Diagonally

d. Both numbers on the bottom

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Taryn Walls · Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Here's how to reduce a fraction: Break down both the numerator (top number) and denominator (bottom number) into their prime factors. Cross out any common factors. Multiply the remaining numbers to get the reduced numerator and denominator.

How can the fractions be reduced?When multiplying fractions such as 3/6•2/8 how can the fractions be reduced?Circle all that apply.a. Up and downc. Both numbers on the topb. Diagonallyd. Both numbers on the bottom

How can the fractions be reduced?

When multiplying fractions such as 3/6•2/8 how can the fractions be reduced?

Circle all that apply.

a. Up and down

c. Both numbers on the top

b. Diagonally

d. Both numbers on the bottom