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Think of the 250 as 250 over 1. Now we have all fractions and can multiply all of the numerators (the numbers on top) and multiply all of the denominators (the numbers on the bottom), and simplify to the lowest terms if requires.
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To multiply numbers, enter the first number by typing the number key pad; press the "X" key and enter the next number; to tabulate those two numbers, press the "=" key
For example, if you want to multiply the two numbers 125 by 425, the expression pressed on the calculator would be 125 X 425 =
Since you didn't give any mixed numbers, I'll first divide one fraction by the other.
1/3 divided by 13/9 is the same as 1/3 multiplied by 9/13. Multiply 1 by 9 to get 9, multiply 3 by 13 to get 39. The result is 9/39, which reduces to 3/13.
Multiplying by 2 is different from raising a number to power 2 (squaring). To raise a number to power 2, you enter the number then press the [X^2] key. To multiply a number by 2, you type in the number, you press the multiplication sign (x) then you enter 2. Press = or EXE.
Make sure you use the (-) key to the right of the decimal point key for negative values, not just exponents. The - key between the multiply and add keys is for subtracting one value from another.
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