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09-09-2016
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What do it get if I multiply 9/14 and 7/6?

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bocasa1128 bocasa1128

09-09-2016

multiply 9*14=126
multiply 7*6=42

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Аноним Аноним

09-09-2016

If you multiply the numerators together, and the denominators together, 9×7=63, and 14×6=84. If you simplify that, it turns into 9/12, which then simplifies further into 3/4.

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