When we multiple a number by a fraction we first multiply the numerators and then multiple the denominators. In this sense multiplying a fraction like 15 x 2/3 is fairly easy.
The trick is to convert 15 to 15/1 so we have a fraction. Since we are dividing by "1" we haven't change the value, just the way it is written. We then have:
15/1 x 2/3
We multiply the numerators: 15 x 2 = 30
and then the denominators: 1 x 3 = 3
We end up with 30/3 which we can simplify to 10.
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