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3 years ago

Nate solves the problem 3x5=15 by writing and solving 15 divide 5=3. explain why nates method works

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Because 3×5=15 is correct and 15÷5=3 is also correct there's no right or wrong answer in this problem as long as the answers are the same hopefully you understand

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