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I do not no what times to get to 16 and i can not ask my mom or dad or grandma or nobody becase they are working and i do not kn

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alexira [117]3 years ago

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Do you mean how you can get 16 in a multiplication problem? Then the answer would be 2 times 8 which would equal 16. Hope this helped.

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