Answer:
when solving for multiplication
for instance
2*2=4
2+2=4
4+2=8
as 2*4,=8 after 4 you can add 2 to get the next multiple of 2
Same goes to the rest of other multiplication tables
12
You want to find an equivalent ratio with 2:3. As the question already gives you 8 where 2 used to be, you need to find out what change occurred to get from 2 to 8 (a multiplication of 4). To find the missing part of the ratio, multiply 4 with 3 to get 12.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
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