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The number with which when 10 is multiplied, the product remains the same is

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Answered by swapnamayee76

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the number with which 10 is multiplied always it's product remains the same is 0 on the ones place.

also it is a factor of 2 and 5.

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Answered by s7673120

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1 multiply by 10 is 10

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