In this step, Nata multiplied 2 (the units digit of 15) by 42 to find the value of 2 times 42, which equals 84.
When Nata wrote a 20, she was actually calculating the tens part of the multiplication. She took the 1 (the tens digit of 15) and multiplied it by 42, which is essentially multiplying 42 by 10, resulting in 420. However, if she only wrote 20, there might be a misunderstanding or miscalculation at that point.
To clarify, in this step, Nata probably intended to account for the tens place (1 in 15) correctly to eventually add it to the result she got for the units place (84).