What is 3 2/5 times 2 1/3

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Answer 1

Answer: $3 (2)/(5) \cdot2 (1)/(3) = (3\cdot5+2)/(5) \cdot (2\cdot3+1)/(3) = (17)/(5) \cdot (7)/(3) = (17\cdot7)/(5\cdot3) = (119)/(15) =7 (14)/(15)$

Answer 2

Answer: 3 2/5 * 2 1/3

= 17/5 * 7/3

= 119 / 15

= 1.933333

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the original price of a pair of jeans is $32. the sale price is 15% off the original price. what is the amount off the original price?

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Answer:

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For each of these . . .
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