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Is a product a result from addition or multiplication?
A product is multiplication.
What is the process of finding the product of two numbers called?
Multiplying. Yes, multiplication.
What is a product in a multiplication sentence?
The product of a multiplication sentence is the answer.
What is the answer called when you add two or more numbers?
addition-sum subtraction-difference division-quotient multiplication-product
Why can you break apart numbers to multiply without changing the product?
Because of the distributive property of multiplication over addition.
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