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KIPP raises enough money to buy a very expensive input-output machine to help their students understand multiplication. When Ms. Thompson put in the numbers 4, 5, and 6, the numbers 24, 30, and 36 came out. Based upon this patter, what number would come out if Ms. Smith Pittman put in the number 12?
The input-output machine multiplies numbers times 6. So if Ms. Smith Pittman put in the number 12, the equation would be 12 x 6 = M. M = 72.