(2 points) Multiply 6×29 . After multiplying, the numerator is . After multiplying, the denominator is .

Answer 1

To multiply 6 by 29:

\[ 6 \times 29 = 174 \]

So, if you were referring to this multiplication as a fraction (with 174 being the numerator), you would have:

• After multiplying, the numerator is 174.

If you are referring to a denominator, since you didn't specify a particular fraction or setup, I'll assume it is simply 1 in this context:

• After multiplying, the denominator is 1.

So, the response is:

• After multiplying, the numerator is 174. After multiplying, the denominator is 1.