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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When multiplying hexadecimal digits, we follow the same rules as we do for decimal digits. In this case, we can multiply the last digit of the first number (3) with the last digit of the second number (1), which gives us 3. We then move to the second last digit of the first number (D) and the second last digit of the second number (5), which gives us 43.

We need to carry over the 4 to the next column, so we write down 3 and carry over the 4. We then multiply the third last digit of the first number (6) with the second last digit of the second number (7) and add the carry over from the previous multiplication, which gives us 46. We then move to the fourth last digit of the first number (B) and the third last digit of the second number (4), which gives us 4B.

Again, we need to carry over the 4 to the next column, so we write down 6 and carry over the 4. We then multiply the fifth last digit of the first number (E) with the third last digit of the second number (8) and add the carry over from the previous multiplication, which gives us 72. We then move to the sixth last digit of the first number (B) and the fourth last digit of the second number (T), which gives us B4.

Putting this all together, we get:
11ebb63d
×     1bf5
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72ab6715c13cd5

The correct answer choice is C, 11ebb63d_1bf5_6830_b851_ab6715c13cd5_TB8475_11.

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