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answers of 2x0 2x1 2x2 in order

First one

4x5=

Second one

6x6=

first problem solveing

reta have 2 pizza's, each have 8 pieces. how many pieces in the 2 pizza's together

Second problem solveing

tom have 2 phone's each have 18 app how many apps in each phone together

Last one

9x9=

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