28 x 1☐ = 33☐ 200 x 9☐ = 1☐800 3☐7 x ☐74 = 69☐78 |
☐2 x 4☐0 = 90☐0 ☐37 x 9☐1 = 51☐687 1☐27 x ☐38 = 19☐926 |
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28 x 12 = 336 200 x 94 = 18800 397 x 174 = 69078 |
22 x 410 = 9020 537 x 951 = 510687 1427 x 138 = 196926 |
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The 1st December is the date to start opening the doors of the 2024 Mathematics Advent Calendar.