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Article #829RE: MATH PROBLEM HELP!
From: N. Zhang
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 1995 00:00
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> Here it is - 167,690,880 x 43,560
167,690,88
x 43,56
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1,006,145,28
8,384,544,0
50,307,264
+ 670,763,52
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730,461,473,28
Therefore, 167,690,880 x 43,560 = 7,304,614,732,800.
Note: I didn't do all this by hand. I simply broke multiplier up and
multiply each digit with my calculator separately. Then I added them up
to get the sum.
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