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                                EXERCISE 2.4

 1.	 Find the product of following whole numbers.
      (i)   87 , 62                       (ii)   59 , 91                    (iii)  101 , 77
     (iv)  456 , 150                   (v)   372 , 84                  (vi)  762 , 309
     (vii) 2468 , 111                (viii) 1357 , 123             (ix)  1572 , 241

 2.	 Solve.
      (i)   748 ÷ 11                   (ii)    1125 ÷ 9               (iii)    3345 ÷ 15
     (iv)  7854 ÷ 7                   (v)    6136 ÷ 52             (vi)    9801 ÷ 81             
    (vii)  6216 ÷ 111             (viii)  54756 ÷ 234         (ix)   14985 ÷ 135

 3.	 Find the product of the smallest 4-digit number and the
    greatest 2-digit number.

 4.	 Find the smallest 3-digit number which is exactly divisible
    by 16.

 5.	 Find the largest 3-digit number which is exactly divisible by
    24.

2.3.1 Laws of Multiplication

 We have studied the laws of addition of whole numbers. Now we
 discuss the laws of multiplication which are given as follows:
 •	 Commutative Law
 Consider any two whole numbers, say 2, 3 and multiply them in the
 given order:

                                         2×3=6
 Now change their order and perform the multiplication again:

                                         3×2=6
 Hence, the result is the same after changing their order. So,

                          a x b = b x a for all a, b ddW
 This result can also be verified by using a number line.

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