7/9 times 5 2/5 and
1 3/4 times 4 1/6
Please could I have the answer as a fraction...
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Mathematics, 16.12.2020 16:40 nook4boo
7/9 times 5 2/5 and
1 3/4 times 4 1/6
Please could I have the answer as a fraction
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