If Jay had 5 cards and Jill had 10 cards. What is the product?

1 answer:

5 0

Hello there,

The word "product" mean's to multiply.

So we are going to do 5 x 10.

This will give us 50 because when we do
10+10+10+10+10 is give's us 50. That is
what multiplication mean's.

Hope this helps

Your correct answer will be 50 card's

~Jurgen

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