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what is 36x45?

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Jasmine Brady ∙

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∙ 4y ago
Updated: 4/28/2022

36x45 = 1620

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How do you get the answer to 36x45?

The answer is 1620. To get that, you would first multiply 36 and 5. That gives 180. Then multiply 36 times 4 (actually, multiply by 40, but we'll get there). That gives you 144. But you really wanted to multiply by 40, so tack on a zero and get 1440. Then add the 1440 to the 180. Then you get 1620.


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