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Describe a general rule to multiply a number (of any number of digits) by 11 and write the product in one line. Evaluate Class 8

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Describe a general rule to multiply a number (of any number of digits) by 11 and write the product in one line. Evaluate Class 8

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Describe a general rule to multiply a number (of any number of digits) by 11 and write the product in one line. Evaluate Class 8

(i) 94 × 11

(ii) 495 × 11

(iii) 3279 × 11

(iv) 4791256 × 11.

Solution:

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