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In this game, players must determine whether the statements about multiplication and numbers are true or false. Each statement relates to the mathematical expression provided, and players will answer with ✅ for true and ❌ for false.

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In this game, players must determine whether the statements about multiplication and numbers are true or false. Each statement relates to the mathematical expression provided, and players will answer with ✅ for true and ❌ for false.

by Sofia Rahali
1

Both numbers are integers.

2

583293828282 is a fraction.

3

The product of two numbers can be larger than both numbers.

4

The number 2 is a composite number.

5

583293828282 is a result of multiplication.

6

The equation 981×2 = 1962 is correct.

7

Multiplying 981 by 3 gives 2943.

8

The number 45 is the result of 5 times 9.

9

9 is a single-digit number.

10

The equation is a division operation.

11

The result is greater than both multiplicands.

12

5 is an odd number.

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99999 is a letter.

14

Multiplication is a form of repeated addition.

15

The result of multiplying 981 by 2 is 1962.

16

Multiplication cannot result in a larger number.

17

The equation follows the format of multiplication.

18

The product of 5 and 9 is 66.

19

Multiplying two numbers can yield a larger number.

20

981 is the result of 1962 divided by 2.

21

The sum of 5 and 9 is 66.

22

981 is a three-digit number.

23

5 times 9 equals 45.

24

The product of two numbers can be large.

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99999999 is a number.

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5/8 of 80 =40

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The product of two numbers is always smaller.

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5 times 9 equals 66.

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Multiplication is one of the basic arithmetic operations.

30

Addition is the same as multiplication.

31

1962 can be divided by 2 evenly.

32

The equation has no relation to mathematics.

33

5 multiplied by 9 is an arithmetic operation.

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The result of 5 multiplied by 9 is 66.

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9 times 5 equals 66.

36

The number 2 is a prime number.

37

1962 is less than 981.

38

The product of 5 and 9 is less than 66.

39

Multiplication always results in a number greater than both factors.

40

Both numbers are negative.

41

5×9 is equal to 50.

42

The sum of 981 and 2 is 983.

43

1962 is a prime number.

44

5 multiplied by 9 is greater than 66.

45

The result is less than both multiplicands.

46

9×9 =81

47

The number 66 is greater than 45.

48

Large numbers can be multiplied.

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981 divided by 2 equals 490.5.

50

The number 1962 is greater than 981.

51

Multiplication is a mathematical operation.

52

The equation represents a multiplication operation.

53

981 is an odd number.

54

5 and 9 are both even numbers.

55

The number 981 is even.

56

Multiplying by 2 doubles a number.

57

Multiplying by 2 halves a number.

58

The square of 981 is 962361.

59

99999999 is a word.

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The equation 5×9=45 is correct.

 
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