When multiplying a mixed number with a mixed number, sometimes I see students making this common mistake! Before we multiply, converting mixed numbers to improper fractions is the easiest way to multiply mixed fractions! I will show you an example with a mixed number times a mixed number, how to convert each of them into improper fractions, multiply them, and finally turn that improper fraction into a mixed number.
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