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3 years ago

Compare partial products and regrouping

Mathematics

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Stella [2.4K]3 years ago

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Let us first describe how partial product and regrouping are alike:

Partial Products and Regrouping are alike because both methods are multiplied by one number and if the product of the number has 2 digits it can be carried.

Now let us discuss how they are different:

Partial Products and Regrouping are different because Partial Products are doing multiplication step by step and regrouping is regular multiplication.

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