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Are division and multiplication the same? - Answers

No, they aren't. However, if you reverse the question 2a=18, (2 times 'A' equals 18, 'A' being the variable) You can find out that A=9, because 18 divided by 2 = 9. Or, even easier, 2 times what equals 18? If you know your multiplication facts you'd know the only possible answer is 9, or it could even be something as complicated as A= 9x4dividedby9+2-2. But all-in-all, the only possible answer can only be 9, because in the 2 times table, only 2x9 can equal 18. So in conclusion, let me explain this simpler, Multiplication and Division are complete opposites, but in some ways can be related... Hopefully this answers your question.



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No, they aren't. However, if you reverse the question 2a=18, (2 times 'A' equals 18, 'A' being the variable) You can find out that A=9, because 18 divided by 2 = 9. Or, even easier, 2 times what equals 18? If you know your multiplication facts you'd know the only possible answer is 9, or it could even be something as complicated as A= 9x4dividedby9+2-2. But all-in-all, the only possible answer can only be 9, because in the 2 times table, only 2x9 can equal 18. So in conclusion, let me explain this simpler, Multiplication and Division are complete opposites, but in some ways can be related... Hopefully this answers your question.



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Are division and multiplication the same? - Answers

No, they aren't. However, if you reverse the question 2a=18, (2 times 'A' equals 18, 'A' being the variable) You can find out that A=9, because 18 divided by 2 = 9. Or, even easier, 2 times what equals 18? If you know your multiplication facts you'd know the only possible answer is 9, or it could even be something as complicated as A= 9x4dividedby9+2-2. But all-in-all, the only possible answer can only be 9, because in the 2 times table, only 2x9 can equal 18. So in conclusion, let me explain this simpler, Multiplication and Division are complete opposites, but in some ways can be related... Hopefully this answers your question.

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      No, they aren't. However, if you reverse the question 2a=18, (2 times 'A' equals 18, 'A' being the variable) You can find out that A=9, because 18 divided by 2 = 9. Or, even easier, 2 times what equals 18? If you know your multiplication facts you'd know the only possible answer is 9, or it could even be something as complicated as A= 9x4dividedby9+2-2. But all-in-all, the only possible answer can only be 9, because in the 2 times table, only 2x9 can equal 18. So in conclusion, let me explain this simpler, Multiplication and Division are complete opposites, but in some ways can be related... Hopefully this answers your question.

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