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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Multiplying the two numbers gives us the result where the last four digits are "8475" and the first five digits are the same as the last five digits of the first number. Therefore, the correct answer is B. This problem involves multiplying two hexadecimal numbers. When multiplying two hexadecimal digits, you can use the same process as when multiplying two decimal digits. The product of 3 and 5 is 15, which is represented as "F" in hexadecimal (since 15 is one less than 16, and hexadecimal uses base 16). Therefore, the last digit of the product is "F".

Next, we can use long multiplication to find the rest of the digits in the product. Starting with the rightmost digit of the second number (which is 1), we multiply it by each digit in the first number and write the result under the corresponding digit. Then we add up the results, including any carries.

11ebb63d
         × 1
    --------
     11ebb63d
    --------
    
    11ebb63d
         × 1
    --------
     11ebb63d
    --------
     11ebb63d
    --------
    
    11ebb63d
         × 5
    --------
     8cd35425
    --------
     11ebb63d
    +8cd35425
    --------
     9b1f19e2
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Continuing in this way, we get the final product:

11ebb63d
         × TB8475
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     11ebb63d
    +8cd35425
    +3115a8e5
    ---------
     bb45dd47
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The correct answer is therefore 11ebb63d_1b9d_ab4f_b851_69ee8efd46d6_TB8475_11.

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