Arrange the following in ascending order: a) 2568, 2947, 3263, 4762 b) 1654, 1564, 1723, 2469 c) 6342, 6294, 5029, 5490 d) 7241, 7652, 8291, 9320 Multiply: a) 142 × 13 b) 243 × 8 c) 32 × 7 d) 425 × 9

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Let's organize the numbers in ascending order and perform the multiplication for each part of the student's question. 
 Arranging in Ascending Order: 
 (a) Arrange 2568, 2947, 3263, 4762: 
 
 2568 
 2947 
 3263 
 4762 
 
 (b) Arrange 1654, 1564, 1723, 2469: 
 
 1564 
 1654 
 1723 
 2469 
 
 (c) Arrange 6342, 6294, 5029, 5490: 
 
 5029 
 5490 
 6294 
 6342 
 
 (d) Arrange 7241, 7652, 8291, 9320: 
 
 7241 
 7652 
 8291 
 9320 
 
 Multiplication: 
 (a) Multiply 142 by 13: 
 142 × 13 = 1846 
 (b) Multiply 243 by 8: 
 243 × 8 = 1944 
 (c) Multiply 32 by 7: 
 32 × 7 = 224 
 (d) Multiply 425 by 9: 
 425 × 9 = 3825 
 These steps aim to provide clarity and ensure you've correctly ordered the numbers and calculated the products of the given multiplications.

Arrange the following in ascending order: a) 2568, 2947, 3263, 4762 b) 1654, 1564, 1723, 2469 c) 6342, 6294, 5029, 5490 d) 7241, 7652, 8291, 9320 Multiply: a) 142 × 13 b) 243 × 8 c) 32 × 7 d) 425 × 9

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