Multiplying a 3-Digit Number by a 2-Digit Number Using the Partial Product Strategy

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[King_Claydon]

That is an amazing strategy this really helped me

[chocolateangel]

When you have this many products, I find it simpler to add one group of numbers, and then adding the other. This way, you only have two larger partial products to deal with, and you're less likely to make a mistake. With this being said, you did a good job teaching this strategy.

[hphillips]

Thanks from west Tennessee. It was a big help

[eimichapavlogs]

Mam what is 75296 x 5653 partially three partial product