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What is the product of 5 and 800?
5 x 800 = 4000
What is the product of 5000 and 800?
It is: 5,000 times 800 = 4,000,000
What is 800 times 4200?
The product is: 3,360,000
Why does the product of 5 and 800 have one more zero then the product of 3 and 400?
Because one is bigger than the other. 5 times 800 = 4000 3 times 400 = 1200
How do you estimate a product when 765 and 433 are to be to the nearest hundred and multiplied?
765 can be rounded to 800, and 433 to 400. 800 x 400 = 320,000
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