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Start with the initial number. The starting number is 2. Multiply by 10 for the first time, second time, third time, fourth time, fifth time, and sixth time. What is the final number?
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The steps correctly show multiplying the initial number 2 by 10 for six consecutive times, resulting in 2,000,000.
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