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Does order matter when you multiply?
Nope.(factor) x (factor) = (product)a x b = cb x a = cOrdering doesn't matter in multiplication.
When wrapping food in aluminum foil does it matter which of the two sides of the foil faces outward?
It really doesn't matter but if you wana be specific you can use the side that is on top when you pull it out!
Why is the order of the prime factor is not important?
Because multiplication is commutative. The order of the factors doesn't matter, the product will be the same.
Why do you use the foil method?
To find the factor of 2 binomials
What is the difference between foil and factor?
FOIL is a way to combine terms through multiplication. Factoring is a way to break down terms through division.
Do you put tin foil up or down on a cookie sheet?
It doesnt matter
What is a wine foil cutter used for?
A wine foil cutter is used for removing the foil that is around the top of a wine bottle. The foil must be removed in order to access the bottles' cork, and the wine inside.
If you cover boneless skinless chicken breast should you use regular tin foil or the heavy duty kind or does it not matter?
It does not matter.
Do you put the dull side of the alumium foil down or up?
It doesn't matter which side of the aluminum foil you use for cooking, as both sides are the same. The difference in appearance comes from the manufacturing process of the foil, not for any specific cooking purpose.
Is appendicitis caused by aluminum foil?
No, appendicitis is not caused by aluminum foil. Appendicitis is typically the result of an obstruction in the appendix, which can be due to various factors such as fecal matter, tumors, or infections. There is no scientific evidence linking aluminum foil to the development of appendicitis.
Does it matter what two factor you select to complete a factor tree?
no it does not matter what two factors you select to complete a factor tree (i just learned that today in class :D)
Does it matter which factor you start with when beginning a factor tree for a composite number?
No.
