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What is 400x6?

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∙ 7y ago
Updated: 4/29/2025

400 multiplied by 6 equals 2400.

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Of course there is no way to write them all because there are an infinite number of them.Start with 400x1=400Next 400x2=800Then 400x3=1200.Keep going with 400x4, 400x5, 400x6 etc.In general the multiples of 400 are written as 400k for natural numbers k=1,2,3...


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