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"when multiplying two positive numbers is always bigger than either of the two numbers that you multiplied.” Is the students conjecture true or false?

"when multiplying two positive numbers is always bigger than either of the two numbers that you multiplied.” Is the students conjecture true or false?
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"when multiplying two positive numbers is always bigger than either of the two numbers that you multiplied.” Is the students conjecture true or false?

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User Eugene Naydenov
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False. 2*.5=1 so the conjecture is false



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User Donkopotamus
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False, because the number Zero could be used. X • 0=0. Although 3•3=9 and so on.
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