3x9=10 threes- Three =

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Yes you are correct because if you do 10x3 that gives you thirty and then do 30-3 which is 27 and so since 3x9=27 the way you explained it will also get you to 27 and so thank you for the question.

Aleonysh [2.5K]3 years ago

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3=9times3=10 do I kinda get it ?

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