We can conclude that when multiplying two fractions, the resulting fraction is always less the fraction multiplied together.
Multiplying fractions
Fractions are written as a ratio of two integers a/b. Given the product of the fractions below;
3/4. * 2/9
Multiply the numerator and denominator
3/4. * 2/9 = (3*2)/(4*9)
3/4. * 2/9 = 6/36
3/4. * 2/9 = 1/6
This shows that the product will not be greater than any of the two fractions since the value of 1/6 is less than 3/4 and 2/9. So we can conclude that when multiplying two fractions, the resulting fraction is always less the fraction multiplied together.
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