Solve the following problem:
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Solve the following problem:
First, let's convert all mixed fractions to simple fractions:
Let's solve the exercises with the eight fractions:
Since the exercise only involves multiplication, we'll combine all the numerators and denominators:
\( 94+12+6= \)
Multiplying whole numbers separately from fractions doesn't work because mixed numbers are single values, not separate parts. You must convert to first to get the correct result.
Think of it as "multiply, then add": Take the whole number × denominator + numerator. For , that's 3×6+5 = 23, so you get .
Always check if your answer can be simplified! In this problem, doesn't simplify further, but you should always look for common factors between numerator and denominator.
Work step-by-step and write everything down. Convert one mixed number at a time, then multiply straight across: numerator × numerator on top, denominator × denominator on bottom.
While possible, fractions give exact answers while decimals might be rounded. Since this problem asks for a fractional result, stick with fractions throughout your calculation.
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