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trasher [3.6K]
3 years ago
10

What is 2x3x6x4x7x5x0x4x5

Mathematics
2 answers:
cricket20 [7]3 years ago
8 0

I followed the numbers across, thinking to myself "this won't be
too hard to multiply, because they're all small numbers".  And then
when I got to the zero, I burst out laughing !  It doesn't matter at all
what all the other numbers are.  Once there's a zero in there, the whole
product will be <em>zero</em>, no matter what else gets multiplied along the way.
There could be millions and billions in there.  You wouldn't need to do
any calculating at all.  With zero as a factor, you know right away that
the product is zero.


Svet_ta [14]3 years ago
6 0
So your question is 
\sf{2\times3\times6\times4\times7\times5\times} \bf{0} \sf{\times4\times5=}

We need to use this property:
\sf{a \times 0=0}

So then your problem has one number that is a 0. And all these numbers are getting multiplied. That means you could have like a million numbers, but if you multiply it by 0 even once, your final answer will be 0.

So your final answer is 

\boxed{\bf{0}}
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