Another way to group the factores. (2×3)×3

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Super · Answer 1 · 2018-11-12T20:23:12+0000

In this case you can arrange the factors in several different ways, but still get the same answer.

2*3*3, 3*2*3, 3*3*2, and so on. All produce the product 18.

Another way to group the factores. (2×3)×3

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