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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Multiplying a hexadecimal number by 2 is equivalent to adding a 0 to the end of the number. Therefore, we can see that the last digit of the given number (11) is being multiplied by 2, resulting in the value of 22. This requires a carryover to the second last position, making the value of that digit (9 + 1) = A. Thus, the correct answer is B, where the second last digit is replaced by A. When multiplying hexadecimal numbers, we look at each digit and multiply it with the corresponding digit in the other number. In this case, the last digit in the first number (11ebbb8f_b97d_aa87_bcf2_59569c9f59fb_TB8306_11) is multiplied by the last digit in the second number (TB8306_11), which is 6. The result is C (12 in hexadecimal). This is the last digit of the answer. Continuing this process for each digit, we get the answer as 11ebbb8f_b97d_aa89_bcf2_d39f7de3ce86_TB8306_11, option B.

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