Multiply and Divide Whole Numbers
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- Multiples Problem Type 2
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- Multiplication of Large Numbers
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- Multiplication With Trailing Zeros: Problem Type 2
- Multiplication With Trailing Zeros: Problem Type 1
- Multiplication With Carry
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- Multiplication by 10, 100, and 1000
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- Multiplication as Repeated Addition
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Multiplication With Trailing Zeros: Problem Type 1
Multippcation with traipng zeros: Problem type 1
Traipng zeros
The zeros at the end of a number are known as traipng zeros.
For example
The number of traipng zeros in 80 is one.
The number of traipng zeros in 6000 is three.
The number of traipng zeros in 100890 is just one.
Multippcation of numbers involving traipng zeros
Some Examples: Multiply 50 × 3; Multiply 200 × 6; Multiply 9 × 10,000
Multiply 70 × 6
Solution
Step 1:
Here we multiply 7 × 6 first
7 × 6 = 42
70 × 6 = 42__
Step 2:
Then we write a 0 at the end.
70 × 6 = 420
Multiply 600 × 4
Solution
Step 1:
Here we multiply 6 × 4 first
6 × 4 = 42
600 × 4 = 24__
Step 2:
Then we write two zeros at the end.
600 × 4 = 2400