Math, asked by angrejsingh978887777, 1 month ago

Multiply in any order

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Answered by Anweshapaik

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This rule just says that, when you are doing multiplication, it doesn't matter which order the numbers are in. You can multiply a and b OR you can multiply b and a ... and you'll get the same answer.

Answered by alinakmanoj7

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This rule just says that, when you are doing multiplication, it doesn't matter which order the numbers are in. You can multiply a and b OR you can multiply b and a ... and you'll get the same answer.

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