Multi-Digit Multiplication with Partial Products
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Objective
I can multiply multi-digit numbers using partial products.
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Practice
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Explain the partial products method for multiplying two-digit numbers and provide an example using the numbers 34 and 12.
Multiply 46 by 25 using the partial products method. Show all your steps clearly.
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Exit ticket
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“Multiply 64 and 27 using the partial products method. Show all your steps clearly. Multiply 75 and 48 using the partial products method. Show all your steps clearly. ”
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