How many zeros will the 7 x 50 product have? explain how you know

Mathematics

1 answer:

Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

7x50 will have one 0 !

Explanation:

I usually just take the zero out and multiply the other numbers (7x5). So, seven times five is 35, then now i add the zero!

Step by step explanation:

7x5∅

7x5=35

Since I took away the zero, I will now add it back after I get the answer.

35←0

350

ONE ZERO!

<u><em>hope i helped you! sorry if its confusing!</em></u>

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