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They are factors. Also known as the multiplicand(first number) and the multiplier (second number). This is how it was taught as multiplication is repetitive addition. The multiplicand says how many things you have, and then the multiplier tells how many times you add them together.

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Q: What do you call the numbers you multiply to get another number?
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