Math, asked by avi5440, 11 months ago

find 2 multiply 6, 3 multiply 3, 4 multiply 2 using the number line

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Answered by rishab54

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Answer:

2*6=12

3*3=9

4*2=8

Step-by-step explanation:

----_--_—---------8----------------9-----------------12-------

Answered by strenbr

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Answer:

THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER

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