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The Partial Products Method. Differentiate By Giving Students a Choice. This slideshow is set up to demonstrate the partial product method. A detailed solution is offered for the traditional algorithm as well as the partial product method.
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The Partial Products Method
Differentiate By Giving Students a Choice • This slideshow is set up to demonstrate the partial product method. • A detailed solution is offered for the traditional algorithm as well as the partial product method. • You can focus on the partial products method, give students a choice, or have them solve each problem both ways.
Differentiate By Giving Students a Choice • When students learn multiple ways to solve arithmetic problems, they can choose the way that works best for them. • This can lead to kids feeling more successful, and in many cases it helps them to understand the math better.
The Partial Products Method • The benefits to exposing students to this method include: • It helps provide an understanding of what is happening when they use the traditional algorithm. • It provides the a chance to reinforce the pattern of multiplying by powers of ten. • It reinforces the definition of expanded form.
37 x 46 = 30 + 7 = 40 + 6 Write the expanded form of each of number.
37 x 46 = 30 + 7 30 x 40 = 40 + 6 7 x 40 30 x 6 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 7 x 6
37 x 46 = 30 + 7 1200 30 x 40 = 40 + 6 280 7 x 40 30 x 6 180 7 x 6 42 + 1702
84 x 92 = 80 + 4 = 90 + 2 Write the expanded form of each of number.
84 x 92 = 80 + 4 80 x 90 = 90 + 2 4 x 90 80 x 2 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 4 x 2
84 x 92 = 80 + 4 7200 80 x 90 = 90 + 2 360 4 x 90 80 x 2 160 4 x 2 8 + 7728
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39 x 52 = 30 + 9 = 50 + 2 Write the expanded form of each of number.
39 x 52 = 30 + 9 30 x 50 = 50 + 2 9 x 50 30 x 2 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 9 x 2
39 x 52 = 30 + 9 1500 30 x 50 = 50 + 2 450 9 x 50 30 x 2 60 9 x 2 18 + 2028
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23 x 27 = 20 + 3 = 20 + 7 Write the expanded form of each of number.
23 x 27 = 20 + 3 20 x 20 = 20 + 7 3 x 20 20 x 7 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 3 x 7
23 x 27 = 20 + 3 400 20 x 20 = 20 + 7 60 3 x 20 20 x 7 140 3 x 7 21 + 621
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87 x 97 = 80 + 7 = 90 + 7 Write the expanded form of each of number.
87 x 97 = 80 + 7 80 x 90 = 90 + 7 7 x 90 80 x 7 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 7 x 7
87 x 97 = 80 + 7 7200 80 x 90 = 90 + 7 630 7 x 90 80 x 7 56 7 x 7 49 + 8439
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63 x 54 = 60 + 3 = 50 + 4 Write the expanded form of each of number.
63 x 54 = 60 + 3 60 x 50 = 50 + 4 3 x 50 60 x 4 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 3 x 4
63 x 54 = 60 + 3 3000 60 x 50 = 50 + 4 150 3 x 50 60 x 4 240 3 x 4 12 + 3402
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79 x 37 = 70 + 9 = 30 + 7 Write the expanded form of each of number.
79 x 37 = 70 + 9 70 x 30 = 30 + 7 9 x 30 70 x 7 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 9 x 7
79 x 37 = 70 + 9 2100 70 x 30 = 30 + 7 270 9 x 30 70 x 7 490 9 x 7 63 + 2923
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94 x 77 = 90 + 4 = 70 + 7 Write the expanded form of each of number.
94 x 77 = 90 + 4 90 x 70 = 70 + 7 4 x 70 90 x 7 Multiply both parts of the multiplicand (first or top number) by both parts of the multiplier (second or bottom number.) 4 x 7
94 x 77 = 90 + 4 6300 90 x 70 = 70 + 7 280 4 x 70 90 x 7 630 4 x 7 28 + 7238
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