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3 x 2 8652
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Answer to a math question 3 x 2.8652
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1. Identify the numbers to be multiplied: 3 and 2.8652.
2. Multiply the two numbers:
3 \times 2.8652 = 8.5956
3. The answer is:
8.5956
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