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How can you remember that 8x8 is 68?
It seems there may be a mistake in your question. 8x8 is actually 64, not 68. To remember this multiplication fact, you can break down 8x8 as 8 squared, which equals 64. This can be memorized through practice and repetition, as well as understanding the concept of multiplication as repeated addition.
What is bigger 9x7 8x8 or 7x9?
9x7 and 7x9 are the same and equals to 63 whereas 8x8 equals to 64 so therefore 8x8 is greater than both 9x7 and 7x9.
What kind of number is 64?
64 is a square number; 8x8 = 64.
Is 64 divided by 8 8?
Yes 8x8=64
A eight squared equals?
8x8=64
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