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20x-5 = 15
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What's another way to write 100. 10x10 20x5 4x25 100x1 and what?
ok im not sure exactly what you mean but here goes 10x10 20x5 4x25 100x1 1x10to the second power
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What does 20x5 equal?
Twenty multiplied by five is 100. To work it out easily, it is 20 added together 5 times. 20 +20 + 20 + 20 +20 = 100
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