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Why is multiplication and division rules of 1 and 0 different
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Why is multiplication and division rules of 1 and 0 different
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What the top person said and ind division divided in 0 it keeped the same and with one like 6 divided by one is 6 because 1 can go into 6. 6 times
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because anything multiplied times zero equals zero. anything times one equals the number it was multiplied by
example :
multiplying by zero
10*0=0
multiplying by one
10*1=10
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