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Multiply: 2×52\times5

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Q. Multiply: 2×52\times5
  1. Identify numbers: Identify the numbers to be multiplied, which are 22 and 55.
  2. Multiply numbers: Multiply the two numbers together. 2×5=102 \times 5 = 10.
  3. Check for errors: Check for any possible math errors in the multiplication. The multiplication is straightforward, and the result of 2×52 \times 5 is indeed 1010.

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