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Hal says that the greatest product of a three digit number and a one digit number is 8,891. is he correct???????????????????????? explain pleaseeee
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Hal says that the greatest product of a three digit number and a one digit number is 8,891. is he correct???????????????????????? explain pleaseeee
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He is wrong because 999 times 9=8,991 and Hal put 8,891.
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