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To find the product of 3 7 × 2 9 , Cameron simplified 3 7 to 1 7 and then multiplied the fractions 1 7 and 2 9 to find the product 2 63 . What is Cameron's error? Cameron divided a factor in one of the numerators by the GCF but did not divide a factor in one of the denominators by the GCF. He should have simplified 2 9 to and multiplied 1 7 and to find the product .
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