If 2*6=4, 4*1=7, and 8*3 = 1, then find value of 5*5

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If 2*6=4, and 4*1=7, and 8*3=1, then what does 5*5 equal? Last problem on my worksheet. Thanks!
 
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coxswain said:
If 2*6=4, and 4*1=7, and 8*3=1, then what does 5*5 equal?
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Since, in decimal arithmetic and under normal conditions, none of the stated equalities is actually true, it might help if you provided the missing contextual information. Thank you.

Eliz.
 
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