How modeling partial products can be used to find the products of greater numbers

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Answer: Partial product is a method of doing multiplication in math. The reason it’s called “partial product” or “partial answer” (the word “product” means answer in multiplication just like “sum” means answer in addition) is because you are doing many “parts” of a larger multiplication. To get to the final answer, you must add up all “parts”. Besides breaking down the multiplication process into parts, another focus of partial product method is to write the number into its place values. In other words, all numbers (with the exception of the number in the one value) will end in zero – which makes multiplication easier and faster. Here’s an example: 123 x 4 -------- Rewrite or breakdown 123 as 100 + 20 + 3 **The number 4 doesn’t need to be rewrite because it’s in the one value.** Multiply each of the above value to 4 and you get: 100 x 4 = 400 20 x 4 = 80 3 x 4 = 12 Add the products/answers together, and you’ll get = 492 Check your answer by multiplying 123 x 4 = 492 Here’s another example: 45 x 78 ------------- Rewrite 45 as 40 + 5 Rewrite 78 as 70 + 8 Multiply the top row of numbers to the bottom row of numbers: 40 x 70 = 2800 40 x 8 = 320 5 x 70 = 350 5 x 8 = 40 Add the products/answers together = 3510 Check your answer by multiplying 45 x 78 =3510 Hope this helps!

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Which of the following is an expression for “doubling a number N and dividing by 3” ?A)2+n/3
B)2n/3
C)n2/3
D)2/3n

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1. Doubling a number means a number times 2, we don’t know that number so it’s considered 2n
1(in short words) n is a variable. N•2 = 2n.
2. Divide 2n by 3. This would mean 2n/3

It could be B or C HOWEVER the most formal way is B.
We always want the coefficient in front of the variable. You will see it in the future. Thanks to the multiplication property of equality, B & C will produce the same number. For example let n= 1

2•1/3= 2/3 ; this is with equation B
1•2/3= 2/3; this is with equation C

If your looking for two answers put B & C
If your looking for one answer put B
If it doesn’t say, then I’d recommend to be B .

Answer:

B or C

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the communitive property of multiplication states that A * B = B * A...

2n = n2.

2n is doubling n and /3 is dividing that number by 3.

Find (4/7y-2 + 7y/2-7y)(Y+5/6 - y +3/6)

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Isn't that a binomial problem

Let f(x)=(8x^4-3)^3 and g(x)=8x^4-3 given that f(x)=(h g)(x) , find h(x)

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Answer:

h(x) = x^(3)

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x) = (8 * x^(4)- 3)^(3) ------------(1) (given)

g(x) =(8 * x^(4)- 3) -------------(2) (given)

so,

f(x) = h(g(x)) (given)

    = (g(x))^(3)-----(from (1) and (2))

h(k) = k^(3)-----(taking g(x) = k)

h(x) = x^(3) is the function.

Which pairs of angles are alternate exterior angles?Choose exactly two answers that are correct.

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The pair of angles on opposite sides of two lines that are crossed by another line but outside the two lines are called alternate exterior angles.
1 and 7 are alternate exterior angles as well as 2 and 8.

Find two consecutive whole numbers that square root 116 lies between

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10 and 11

√116 = 10.77 → ( to 2 decimal places )

hence 10 < √116 < 11


If I rode a length of 105 minutes for $6.50 and I wanted to ride an extra 30 minutes for $9 more, what is the equation?

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105x=6.50 (first ride)
30x=9 (second ride)

105x+30x=6.50+9