How to Multiply 2-Digit by 1-Digit Numbers: Word Problems Explained
Khan AcademyJuly 1, 20252 min1,020 views
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- 🎯 The problem involves a bakery making seven trays of cookies on Friday, with each tray holding 36 cookies.
- 💡 The goal is to calculate the total number of cookies baked on Friday.
Method 1: Distributive Property
- 🧠 The problem can be represented as multiplying 7 * 36.
- 🧩 36 can be broken down into 30 + 6.
- ⚡ Using the distributive property, we calculate (7 * 30) + (7 * 6).
- 📊 7 * 30 equals 210, and 7 * 6 equals 42.
- ✅ Adding these together, 210 + 42 results in 252 cookies.
Method 2: Standard Multiplication Algorithm
- 🔑 An alternative method is to multiply 36 by 7 directly.
- ✍️ Place the 7 in the ones place below the 6.
- ➕ First, multiply 7 * 6, which equals 42.
- ➕ Next, consider 7 * 30, which equals 210.
- 🧮 Adding these partial products (42 + 210) also yields 252 cookies.
- ✨ Both methods demonstrate different ways to arrive at the same correct answer.
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