Sam multiplies a number, n, by a two-digit number. Which statement is true

a. When n is a four-digit number, the product will have five or six digits.

b. When n is a one-digit number, the product will always have three digits.

c. When n is a three-digit number, the product will always have four digits.

d. When n is a two-digit number, the product will have four or five digits.

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Hamlet

9 May, 20:26

Sam multiplies a number, n, by a two-digit number. Which statement is true

a. When n is a four-digit number, the product will have five or six digits.

b. When n is a one-digit number, the product will always have three digits.

c. When n is a three-digit number, the product will always have four digits.

d. When n is a two-digit number, the product will have four or five digits.

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Keith Callahan · Answer 1

The answer to this question is letter "A" n is multiplied only by two digits number. When n is a four digit multiplied to two digits, the result could b either five or six digits.

The answer is "A" When an n is a four digit number, the product will always have five or six digits.