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01-11-2016
Mathematics

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tell why you can multiply numbers in any order

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coutcherj coutcherj

01-11-2016

Because it doesn't matter the order as long as the numbers are the same. As long as you use the same numbers, you're ok because you're multiplying the same things so it doesn't effect your answer.

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