if 3X2=6 wat is 2X3=??

haha that's a tough one. hmmmmmm

well if we take the derivative of (x^2) we get 2x. Now if we take the limit as x approaches 3 we would get 2x approaches 6.

haha i hope this doesn't help at all. :) if it does that's sad :'(

Are you posting the questions here just for Fun????

Coz.. i think if you are able to post a question on the internet, you are smart enough to answer the kind question you have asked.

In case you really dont know it ( which is hard to believe)

There is a commutative law for multiplication which says

a x b = b x a where 'a' and 'b' can be any numeric value.

you've done all the work, my friend! 1/2+1/3=1x3/2x3+1x2/3x2= (3/6)+(2/6) = 5/6

6

if 3*2=6,
n u are askin for 2*3?
then you are probably expecting 2*3 's answer as=23

3 x 2
= 2 x 3
= 6

6

Multiplication of numbers follows what is known as the commutative law, which says that the order of multiplication does not matter. Therefore, the answer is also 6

6

Your teacher might have taught you mathematical tables in which it is 3x2 = 2x3 = 6.

3x2 means 3 + 3 = 6

2x3 means 2 + 2 + 2 = 6

Moreover multiplication of numbers is commutative. Hence both results are same

Add 3 twice or 2 thirce, the result is the same namely 6.