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Erik tried to evaluate 2 x 7,000 step by step.

Erik tried to evaluate 2 x 7,000 step by step.
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Erik tried to evaluate 2 x 7,000 step by step.

Erik tried to evaluate 2 x 7,000 step by step.-example-1
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Answer:

A. Step 1

Step-by-step explanation:

In Step 1, Eric wrote:


\begin{gathered} 7000=7*100 \\ \text{The correct form should be:} \\ 7000=7*1000 \end{gathered}

Erik's mistake was in Step 1.

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