Choose the incorrect number from the given table to solve: 12 x 64

$\begin{matrix} \times & 10 & 2 60 & 600 & 12 4 & 40 & 8 \end{matrix}$

600

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Solution

The correct option is C 12
The correct table for multiplying 12 x 64 is
$\begin{matrix} \times & 10 & 2 60 & 600 & 120 4 & 40 & 8 \end{matrix}$
So 12 in option c is the incorrect number

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Choose the incorrect number from the given table to solve: 12 x 64 ×10260600124408

The correct option is C 12The correct table for multiplying 12 x 64 is ×102606001204408 So 12 in option c is the incorrect number

Choose the incorrect number from the given table to solve: 12 x 64

$\begin{matrix} \times & 10 & 2 60 & 600 & 12 4 & 40 & 8 \end{matrix}$

The correct option is C 12
The correct table for multiplying 12 x 64 is
$\begin{matrix} \times & 10 & 2 60 & 600 & 120 4 & 40 & 8 \end{matrix}$
So 12 in option c is the incorrect number