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The 9th multiple of 2 can be calculated by multiplying 2 by 9, which equals 18. In mathematical terms, the formula to find the nth multiple of a number is given by n * x, where n is the position of the multiple and x is the number being multiplied. Therefore, the 9th multiple of 2 is 18.
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