Showing posts with label homeschooling 5th grade math multiplication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homeschooling 5th grade math multiplication. Show all posts

Thursday, April 17, 2014

How to Multiply Large Numbers

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When I say large numbers I mean numbers like 450 and to make that even more larger lets do 450*23.
Now don't freak out, this problem may look like the hardest thing in math when this is just as simple as doing one digit multiplication! To do this you first have to write this problem vertically like this

450
x23

Now, all you have to do is follow the rule of multiplying numbers, remember you are going to multiply the smaller number by the larger number so lets first do 450x3 because we always start from the right in the smaller number and go to the left.

   450
   x  3    
1,350

Now let's do 450x20:

450
x20
9,000

Now that we have our products, just add them together to get the final answer!

   9000
 +1350
10,350

So our product to 450x23 is 10,350.
 To understand this topic better I suggest you watch the video


And try some of these:

 Sheet 1 Practice Problems on Multiplying Large Numbers

One Digit Multiplication

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One digit multiplication! The most easiest thing to learn in 5th grade! If we have to then why not use a shortcut. By revising your multiplication tables.If you know your multiplication tables then its going to be easy as pie going through one digit multiplication and this also counts for two digit by two digit multiplication as well! To learn more about one digit multiplication watch the video...And try to revise as much as possible because after all these are the origins of multiplication:


Times Table




Sheet 1 Practice Problems on One Digit By One Digit Multiplication