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"Factions"? I think you mean "Fractions"! :-) Multipy the numerator by the integer and divide by the denominator (by cancelling) to simplify; or divide first then multiply, whichever is the simpler for the given sum. E.g. 12 X 3/4 = 36/4 = 9 Or In the opposite order AND with an improper fraction to show it still works: E.g. 45 X 7/5 = 9 X 7 (cancelling the 5 & 45 first is easier than "45 X 7 then divide by 5") = 63. (A "faction" is a group within a larger community holding a particular, strong view. There are many who'd happily divide factions!)



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"Factions"? I think you mean "Fractions"! :-) Multipy the numerator by the integer and divide by the denominator (by cancelling) to simplify; or divide first then multiply, whichever is the simpler for the given sum. E.g. 12 X 3/4 = 36/4 = 9 Or In the opposite order AND with an improper fraction to show it still works: E.g. 45 X 7/5 = 9 X 7 (cancelling the 5 & 45 first is easier than "45 X 7 then divide by 5") = 63. (A "faction" is a group within a larger community holding a particular, strong view. There are many who'd happily divide factions!)



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How do you multiply factions with whole numbers? - Answers

"Factions"? I think you mean "Fractions"! :-) Multipy the numerator by the integer and divide by the denominator (by cancelling) to simplify; or divide first then multiply, whichever is the simpler for the given sum. E.g. 12 X 3/4 = 36/4 = 9 Or In the opposite order AND with an improper fraction to show it still works: E.g. 45 X 7/5 = 9 X 7 (cancelling the 5 & 45 first is easier than "45 X 7 then divide by 5") = 63. (A "faction" is a group within a larger community holding a particular, strong view. There are many who'd happily divide factions!)

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      "Factions"? I think you mean "Fractions"! :-) Multipy the numerator by the integer and divide by the denominator (by cancelling) to simplify; or divide first then multiply, whichever is the simpler for the given sum. E.g. 12 X 3/4 = 36/4 = 9 Or In the opposite order AND with an improper fraction to show it still works: E.g. 45 X 7/5 = 9 X 7 (cancelling the 5 & 45 first is easier than "45 X 7 then divide by 5") = 63. (A "faction" is a group within a larger community holding a particular, strong view. There are many who'd happily divide factions!)

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