5×70=5×(_×10)5×70=(5×_)x105×70=_×10=_

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Dimas [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

35 * 10 = 350

Step-by-step explanation:

We have 5 * 70 split up into multiple ways, and we need to provide an answer at the end of it.

5 * 70 = 5 * (__ * 10)

We have to equal the value of 5 * 70 by inputting the missing number.

What times 10 equals 70?

5 * 70 = (5 * __) * 10

This goes for the same as the one before, what times 5 equals 5 * 70 to the same amount?

5 * 70 = __ * 10 = __

Now for the final part, we take the information from before and implement to here, what is 5 * 7?

35.

Now do 35 * 10 :

35 * 10

350

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