Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse

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Mathematics

Jayden Mathis

24 January, 18:02

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse

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Mariyah Dean · Answer 1

I believe here are the necessary steps

- Multiply the numerators together

- Check to see if the product can be simplified

- Multiply the denominators together

Infraction multiplication, we do not have to find a common denominator. And inverse played a role in a division between two fractions, not multiplication per se.

Rey Bates · Answer 2

Multiplying fractions ...

multiply the numerators together

check to see if the product can be simplified

multiply the denominators together

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?Find a common denominatorMultiply the numerators togetherCheck to see if the product can be simplifiedMultiply the denominators togetherUse the inverse

Select all that apply. Which steps are involved in multiplying fractions?

Find a common denominator

Multiply the numerators together

Check to see if the product can be simplified

Multiply the denominators together

Use the inverse