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Question

1 2 over 5 cross times 2 over 3

  1. 2 over 3
  2. 14 over 15
  3. 1 fifth
  4. None of the above

hintHint:

convert the mixed fractions into improper fractions.

The correct answer is: 14 over 15


    1 2 over 5 equals fraction numerator 5 cross times 1 plus 2 over denominator 5 end fraction equals 7 over 5
7 over 5 cross times 2 over 3 equals 14 over 15

    Let’s convert the mixed fractions into improper fractions. We get ((5 x 1) +2)/5 and 2/3, i.e., 7/5 and 2/3. Let’s calculate the product 7/5 x 2/3 we get 14/15

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