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2 years ago

Explain how to multiply 641 by 63.

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2 answers:

kirza4 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is 40,383

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you set up the multiplication. 641 is the largest number so it goes on top. 63 is the smallest number so it goes on the bottom. Draw your line. Next, you multiply 3 by 1 which is 3. Then you multiply 3 by 4 and you get 12. Since this is a two digit number, the 2 goes below the line and the 1 you place on top of the 6. Next, you multiply 3 by 6 and get 18, but don't forget the 1 you placed on top! So you get 19. Then you cross out the 1 on top of the 6 and cross out the 3. After you cross out the numbers you add a 0 under the 3 with the number that is under the line. Then you start multiplying 6x1 which is 6. 6x4 which is 24, place the 4 under the line and bring the 2 on top of the 6. Then multiply 6x6 which is 36, add the 2 you brought on top which is 38. After you did all that work, add all the numbers and your answer is 40,383! Hope this made sense and hope it helps! :3

alex41 [277]2 years ago

4 0

Answer:

sure

Step-by-step explanation:

1) line up 641 and 63

641

x__63_

2) multiply 3 by 1 then 4 then 6 and carry the tenths place number if there is one

641

x__63_

1923

3) add a zero under the 3 to hold the ones place and multiply 6 by 1 then 4 then 6 and since we’re working with the tenths place now and dont forget to carry numbers if you need to

641

x__63_

1923

38460

4) add your two numbers together

1 1

38460

+___1923_

40383

so that is your answer “40383”

lol sorry that this was so long

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