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Well, isn't that a happy little question! You see, multiplication is like painting a beautiful landscape - it doesn't matter which way you start, the end result will be just as lovely. So, if you know that 3x9 equals 27, then you can be sure that 9x3 will also equal 27. Just remember, math is all about patterns and symmetry, just like the branches on a tree.
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How could you use 3 times 9 to help you find 9 times 3?
Yes, because it is the same thing...... 3x9=27 and 9x3=27 also!
How do you find a sum in math?
To find the sum of something means to add. Example: 9X3=27 The sum of 9x3 is 27.
what is 3x9 ones?
3x9 ones = 27
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9x3?
1) 9x3 = 3x3x3 (but that's not really simpler?) How about 1) 9+9+9, and 2) 3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3? #2 doesn't look too simple either. How about 9x3 = (10-1)x3 = 10x3-1x3 = 30-3 = 27? That one's nice.
What does 9 multiplied by 3 equal?
9x3 is also 9+9+9. 9x3 = 27
