Mathematics, 14.05.2021 19:10 joshualoz5414

Nico and Lorena used different methods to determine the product of three fractions. Nico’s Method
Lorena’s Method
(2) (one-sixth) (Negative four-fifths) = (StartFraction 2 over 1 EndFraction) (one-sixth) (negative four-fifths) = StartFraction (2) (1) (negative 4) over (1) (6) (5) EndFraction = Negative StartFraction 8 over 30 EndFraction = Negative StartFraction 4 over 15 EndFraction
(2) (one-sixth) (Negative four-fifths) = (StartFraction 2 over 1 EndFraction) (one-sixth) (negative four-fifths) = StartFraction (2) (1) (negative 4) over (1) (6) (5) EndFraction = Negative StartFraction 8 over Negative 30 EndFraction = StartFraction 4 over 15 EndFraction

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Nico and Lorena used different methods to determine the product of three fractions. Nico’s Method