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What is 4,000,000 times 5

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Nesterboy [21]4 years ago

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20,000,000 is the answer fren

JulsSmile [24]4 years ago

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4,000,000 x 5 would equal 20,000,000. The way to solve these are simple without a calculator.

Simply take the first numbers on the right that aren't 0's. [4]
Next, with the 0's ignored, multiply by whatever number it's asking for. [4x5]
Now that have an answer, bring the 0's back to the answer you found. [(20)(000,000)]

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