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Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sladkaya [172]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

<h3>In Solving This You Need to Change It Into Improper Fractions First;</h3>

1 2/5×3 1/2

•You then multiply the 5 by the 1 and then add it to the 2 which is then going to be;

7/5× 3 1/2

•Then you multiply the 2 by the 3 and then add it to the 1;

7/5×7/2

•Then you proceed to multiply the first numerator by the second numerator and then also multiply the first denominator by the second denominator which will be;

14/10

After this you go on to simplify which is going to be;

7/5(NB: It was divided by two)

So mixed number in it's simplest form is going to be;

1 2/5

In Decimal form would have been; 1.4

Since the question is asking for mixed number in it's simplest form it's going to be;

1 2/5

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