EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
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Chapter 38, Problem 13A
To determine

(a)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  24

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  4×6=24 {using the multiplication principle}

To determine

(b)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 13A

  24

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  4×6=24 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(c)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  30

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  3×10=30 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(d)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  30

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  3×10=30 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(e)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  35

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  5×7=35 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(f)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  28

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  2×14=28 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(g)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  0×16=0 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(h)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  32.5

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  5×6.5=32.5 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(i)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0.32

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  3.2×0.1=0.32 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(j)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0.036

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  0.06×0.60=0.036 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(k)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  92

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  112×34=92 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(l)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  14×0=0

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  14×0=0 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(m)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  2×4=8

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  2×4=8 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(n)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  2×4=8

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  2×4=8 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(o)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  8×4×0×3×1=0

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  8×4×0×3×1=0 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(p)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  7350.488

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  3.86×2.1×27.85×32.56=7350.488 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(q)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  10.6

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  8×2.65×0.5×1=10.6 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(s)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0.384

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  4.03×0.25×3×0.127=0.384 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(r)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0.2205

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  6.3×0.35×2×1×0.05=0.2205 {using the multiplication principle.}

To determine

(t)

To solve the expression using the multiplication principle.

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Answer to Problem 13A

  0.3

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The given expression is problem.

Calculation:

By solving this expression.

  0.03×100×0.10=0.3 {using the multiplication principle.}

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