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\displaystyle {\left({6}\cdot{2}\right)}\cdot{6}
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using the Associative Property of Multiplication?
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\displaystyle {6}\cdot{2}\cdot{6}={6}\cdot{2}\cdot{6}
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\displaystyle {\left({6}\cdot{2}\right)}\cdot{6}={6}{\left({2}\cdot{6}\right)}
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