Finding the Missing Multiplicand in the Equations 12 ← __ × 6 − 4 ← __ × 6

To solve the equations, we need to determine what number multiplied by 6 gives us 12 and 4.

1. For the first equation:

( 12 = __ times 6 )

To find the missing number, divide 12 by 6:

( __ = 12 div 6 = 2 )

2. For the second equation:

( 4 = __ times 6 )

Similarly, divide 4 by 6:

( __ = 4 div 6 = frac{2}{3} )

However, looking at the options provided, only the first part matches with option B, which is 2.

So the answer is B) 2.