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Im having problems with this multiplication

Im having problems with this multiplication-example-1
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When multiplying hundreds by ones,you have to take it one by one.

For example,on number 5:

199
x 3

1. Multiply 9 by 3,which equals 27.
199
x 3
27

2. Add a zero(to show the next placement) and Multiply 9 by 3,which equals 27.

199
x 3
27
270

3. Add two zeros,and multiply 1 by 3,which equals 3.

199
x 3
27
270
300

4. Now,add it up.

27 + 270 + 300 = 597

Your sum is 597.

User Lee Irvine
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891 for the 1st one, 597 for the 2nd one.
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