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Fractions: Multiplying mixed (a whole number with a fraction) numbers
How do I do this? Explain VERY clearly because math confuses me...

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cierrashepherd2003
You must change the whole number into an improper fraction. Just for an example, if you were told to solve 5 x 1/5, you must make 5 an improper fraction, which is 5/1. Then you just multiply the fractions to get 1.

My answer is similar to the one above!! Sorry!!
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