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\(\&, \#,\) and \(@\) each represents a different digit, and \(\&\) multiplied by \(\#\) is smaller than \(10.\) What is

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\(\&, \#,\) and \(@\) each represents a different digit, and \(\&\) multiplied by \(\#\) is smaller than \(10.\) What is

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\(\&, \#,\) and \(@\) each represents a different digit, and \(\&\) multiplied by \(\#\) is smaller than \(10.\) What is the value of the two-digit number \(\&\#\) if the following multiplication problem is true:

\(\&\#\cdot \#\& = \#@\#\)

(A) 11
(B) 12
(C) 13
(D) 21
(E) 31

Answer: B

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