Multiplication is the division of a number by another. For example, finding the equivalent of one plus two in addition and multiplication.
When trying to find the equivalent of two times three, you would use the middle value in your answers as your new value for two and three. This is called finding an equivalent or equal fraction.
Equivalent fractions are calculated using the same rule for determining what is an equal fraction as a whole number division does. For example, when finding the equivalent of two times three, one would use a fraction with one and three as equal parts.
This is because one and three are both equal to one over four, which results in an identical appearance of an orange-and-white pattern when looking at both values.
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Multiplication factors are found by combining the addition and subtraction rules for fractions. In order to find the equivalent of a fraction, multiply the proportion by itself times another amount.
For example, to find the equivalent of a fraction with a sum of 1 and a 1 in it, multiply the sum by itself (1) and the 1 (the first component). Then, add the remaining component (the 1) and the original (1).
As another example, to find the equivalent of a fraction with a sum of 4 and an 8 in it, use the addition rule (4 + 4 = 4 + 8 = 16), subtract 4 from both components (4 + 1 = 5 + 8 = 16), and add the remaining 7 (16 + 7 = 23).