How do you multiply 9(-2/27)? Algebra Properties of Real Numbers Addition of Rational Numbers 1 Answer Don't Memorise Oct 14, 2015 #9*(-2/27)=color(green)( -2/3# Explanation: #9*(-2/27)# # = (9*(-2))/27# #=color(green)( -2/3# Answer link Related questions How do you add rational numbers? How do you write fractions with a common denominator? How do you write mixed fractions into improper fractions? How do you write #11 2/3# into an improper fraction? How do you add #4 1/7 + 2/7#? How do you add #3/5+2/8#? How do you change fractions into decimals? How do you find the sum of #2.5+2.57+3.1#? How do you calculate #18/12 - 7/9#? How do you write 5 into an improper fraction? See all questions in Addition of Rational Numbers Impact of this question 1745 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License