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Why can't the product of two digit numbers ever be two digits

Why can't the product of two digit numbers ever be two digits
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Why can't the product of two digit numbers ever be two digits

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User Keiva
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no because multiply 90 * 20=1800 that is 4 digits
90*3=270
6*3=18
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User Mardah
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im pretty sure it can. 20 +20 = 40. if that helps...
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