The problem here is to multiply and

To start, we first need to convert both fractions to improper fractions.

To convert to an improper fraction:

multiply the 5 (the denominator), and the 2 (the whole number). To this product, add the 1 (the numerator)
giving 11, to form the new numerator, and use the 5 as the new denominator.

So, as an improper fraction is

To convert to an improper fraction:

multiply the 5 (the denominator), and the 3 (the whole number). To this product, add the 2 (the numerator)
giving 17, to form the new numerator, and use the 5 as the new denominator.

So, as an improper fraction is

The problem here is to multiply and

This problem can be solved by multiplying together the two numerators (the 11 and 17),
giving 187, which will be the numerator in our answer.

Also, we'll multiply together the two denominators (the 5 and 5),
giving 25, which will be the denominator in our answer.

Doing so, we get an answer of

The fraction is an improper fraction (the numerator is greater than the denominator).
While there is nothing incorrect about this, an improper fraction is typically
simplified further into a mixed number.

The whole number part of the mixed number is found by dividing the 187 by the 25.
In this case we get 7.

The fractional part of the mixed number is found by using the remainder of the division,
which in this case is 12 (187 divided by 25 is 7 remainder 12).

The final answer is: