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2 years ago

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Answer asap please!!

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morpeh [17]2 years ago

6 0

60.
Multiply
3 by 20.
You can do this on paper,
20
x
3
____
60
Multiply the ones spot first, 0 x 3 is 0 so add that in your ones spot, then go 2x3 since nothing is under to, just go to 3 and you’ll get 6, which you add to the tens spot.
Have a good day!

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