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7 1/7 x 5 2/5 x 2/35

Converting these to improper fractions

= (7 x 7) + 1      5 * 5 + 2        
       7        x           5         x  35

= 50      27     2
   7   x  5    x 35

Unless you like dealing with large numbers, factorize these first:

= 2 x 5 x 5   3 x 3 x 3      2
      7           5     x  5 x 7
      
= 2   3 x 3 x 3    2
  7  x    1     x  7

= 108
    49      

= 2 10/49  
   Check your answer here:
  
  Step 1: 7 1/7 x  5 2/5
  http://statsfiddle.info/Fraction/FractionArithmetic?w1=7&n1=1&d1=7&op=Times&w2=5&n2=2&d2=5
  = 38 4/7
  
  And Step 2:
  38 4/7 x 2 / 35
  http://statsfiddle.info/Fraction/FractionArithmetic?w1=38&n1=4&d1=7&op=Times&w2=0&n2=2&d2=35
  = 2     10/49

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