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Janiya solved the problem 12 X 13 using the Chinese multiplication method. Below is her work. 12 x 13= Assuming Janiya set up the problem correctly, what is the product?
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Janiya solved the problem 12 X 13 using the Chinese multiplication method. Below is her work. 12 x 13= Assuming Janiya set up the problem correctly, what is the product?
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Janiya solved the problem 12 X 13 using the Chinese multiplication method. Below is her work.
12 x 13=
Assuming Janiya set up the problem correctly, what is the product?
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Explanation:
12*13 = 156
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