Mathematics Grade 5 Multiplying Fractions

Joanne has 20 apples. 5 of them are red and the rest are green.

What fractions of the apples are green? Answer in its simplest form.

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The green parts represents the product of two numbers, which are:

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The correct steps for multiplying fractions:

• (numerator + numerator) per (denominator + denominator)

• Find the LCM, then the equivalent fractions first, then multiply the rest.

• Simplify the fractions then add them all.

• (numerator x numerator) per (denominator x denominator)

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