...MULTIPLICATION OF FRACTIONS. Rale. Reduce mixed numbers to improper fractions ; cancel, if possible ; then multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator,...the denominators together for the new denominator. Ex. 1. -Î xf = A ; /1 X ф = * cancelling 7. (l) ь Ex. 2. Ц x Ц = ^ X î| = У- = 9î cancelling...

...of 3^ of 9-3^ of 8117, 7i of 8£ - 3£ of |. 18. 119^. - 2| of 3J. MULTIPLICATION OF FEACTIONS. 12. Multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator, and all the denominators for the new denominator. Eeduce if necessary to a lower form or term. (This method is the same as that...

..._ 93. Hence the following general rule for multiplying any number of fractions together. Rule. — Multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator,...the denominators together for the new denominator. Mixed numbers should be reduced to improper fractions before applying the above rule. 94. Instead of...

...9. „ „ 10. „ „ • 11. „ „ 12. „ „ PROB. XXIII.— To Multiply Fractions Together. Multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator,...the denominators together for the new denominator. Reduce each product so obtained to its lowest terms. If it is evident that factors are common both...

...which Cancellation may be carried out, see Greatest Common Measure. To multiply fractions together, multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator and all the denominators together for ,¡ i -, 4214x2x18 the new denominator — - x - x - = = — 5 3 3 5x3x3 45whole number occurs without...

...which Cancellation may be carried out, see Greatest Common Measure. To multiply fractions together, multiply all the numerators together for the new numerator and all the denominators together for ,, . . 4214x2x1 8 the new denommator — - x . x - = = — Щ x Ifx 7 = - xxx - = z^. - = 40£. (When...