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The fourth grade math problem takes five minutes for one person and how many minutes for six people?
Five minutes for one person and thirty minutes for six people.

Calculate the formula according to the meaning of the question:

5x6=30

So six people a * * * thirty minutes.

Integer multiplication starts from the unit and multiplies the first factor by the number on each bit of the second factor in turn; Multiply by the number on the second factor, and the last digit of the number will be aligned with the second factor; Add up the numbers multiplied by several times.

Multiplication principle:

If the dependent variable f is directly proportional to the independent variables x 1, x2, x3, ..., xn and each independent variable are qualitatively different, it will be meaningless to lack any independent variable f.

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