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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

To multiply hexadecimal numbers, we follow the same rules as we do for decimal numbers. We can use either the vertical method or the horizontal method. For simplicity, we'll use the horizontal method.

Starting with the least significant digit, we multiply 8 (the last digit of the second number) by D (the last digit of the first number) and get 68. We write down the 8 and carry over the 6 to the next column.

Next, we multiply 7 by 3 (the second-to-last digit of the first number) and add the carry-over from the previous step, giving us 25. We write down the 5 and carry over the 2.

Continuing in this way, we get:

11ebb63d
* 1b987a5d
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  5a5c5c081

Therefore, the answer is C, 11ebb63d_1b98_a170_b851_09b302de2e0b_TB8475_11.

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