We know that multiplying a number by 10 gives us a bigger number than the original. How can multiplying a number by 10 be the same as multiplying it by 2 and then multiplying the result by 5?
Multiplying by 10 makes the number bigger because we add a 0 to the end. Multiplying by 2 and then 5 gives a smaller number because we don't add a 0.
Multiplying by 2 first makes the number 20 times bigger than the original, so the multiplication by 5 has no effect.
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