If the fourth multiple of three is subtracted from the third multiple of four, what is the difference?

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Scott Jones · Answer 1 · 2016-11-15T02:45:00+0000

The difference is zero, because whenever you multiply,
the order of the factors doesn't matter. I think that's the
"commutative" property of multiplication, but I may be
wrong about that name.

If the fourth multiple of three is subtracted from the third multiple of four, what is the difference?

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