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HELP ME PLEASEEEE
I only know how to do this in division, not multiplication

HELP ME PLEASEEEE I only know how to do this in division, not multiplication-example-1

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Answer:

360 × 30

= (360 × 3) × 10

= 1080 × 10

= 10800

Explanation:

For the first two blanks, we will have to find a pair of factors of 30 that will make this the easiest to solve. Lets pair up all of the factors of 30.

1, 30

2, 15

3, 10

5, 6

So now we have found all of the factors of 30. We can eliminate 1 and 30, since we will just end up with 360 × 30 in the second line. We could use 2 and 15, but we will end up with _____ × 15 in the second line, which would be more difficult to solve for than the other two options. Now, you should use any one of the final two pairs of factors. I would use 3 and 10, since I find it much easier to multiply something by 3 and 10 than 5 and 6.

Lets put 3 in the first blank and 10 in the second blank. We will end up with:

(360 × 3) × 10

Now 360 × 3 would be 1080. So the second line would be:

1080 × 10

1080 × 10 would equal 10800. So the final line and the final blank would be:

10800

So in order, the lines would be:

= (360 × 3) × 10

= 1080 × 10

= 10800

I hope you find my answer and explanation to be helpful. Happy studying.

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