Mathematics, 23.03.2020 07:25, idfk666

To find the product of 3/7 × 2/9 , Cameron simplified 3/7 to 1/7 and then multiplied the fractions 1/7 and 2/9 to find the product 2/63 . What is Cameron's error?

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To find the product of 3/7 × 2/9 , Cameron simplified 3/7 to 1/7 and then multiplied the fractions 1...