Multiply 6 by 2.

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To multiply 6 by 2, move 6 units 2 times on a number line

Then two curves represent the two number of shifts of 6 units. So, we arrived at 12 on a number line
$\Rightarrow 6 \times 2 = 12$

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Multiply 6 by 2.

To multiply 6 by 2, move 6 units 2 times on a number line Then two curves represent the two number of shifts of 6 units. So, we arrived at 12 on a number line ⇒6×2=12

To multiply 6 by 2, move 6 units 2 times on a number line

Then two curves represent the two number of shifts of 6 units. So, we arrived at 12 on a number line
$\Rightarrow 6 \times 2 = 12$