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3 years ago

Three single-digit numbers multiply to make 504 Write the missing numbers

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We will guess and check to solve this problem

504/9= 56
504/8= 63
504/7= 72
504/6= 84
.....
we can continue the pattern. However, we know that 50 is the product of 8 and 7, so we can use that number

9*8*7=504

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