Video Information
From: Jane Addams Elementary School
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Added: 11-13-2008
Description:
Another example as a word problem in which you multiply a mixed number with another mixed number. Change both mixed numbers (this is called renaming) and then evaluate. Take the product and rename it as a mixed number.
Categories:
Mathematics
Tags:
Multiplying,
fractions,
mixed
numbers,
renaming,
simplest
form
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2:56Multiplying Fractions A
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2:32Multiplying Fractions B
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2:56Multiplying Fractions A
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1:01Multiplying Fractions B
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3:49Multiplying Fractions C
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