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11. (12 points) a. Calculate 26-54 using the partial-products method. b. Make a math drawing (array or rectangle) to illustrate your problem, and show how it illustrates the partial-products method. c. What property of arithmetic does the partial-products method use? Briefly show or explain why that property relates to the partial-products method. Page 7 of 8

Name: 11 12 points a calculate 26 54 using the partial products method b make a math drawing array or rectangle to illustrate your problem and show how it illustrates the partial products method c 26187
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Description: 11 12 points a calculate 26 54 using the partial products method b make a math drawing array or rectangle to illustrate your problem and show how it illustrates the partial products method c 26187

          11. (12 points)
a. Calculate 26-54 using the partial-products method.
b. Make a math drawing (array or rectangle) to illustrate your problem, and show how it illustrates
the partial-products method.
c. What property of arithmetic does the partial-products method use? Briefly show or explain why
that property relates to the partial-products method.
Page 7 of 8

11 12 points a calculate 26 54 using the partial products method b make a math drawing array or rectangle to illustrate your problem and show how it illustrates the partial products method c 26187

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Grade 6 Mathematics: Open Up Resources, Common Core State Standards Edition

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11/07/2022

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Calculate 26 * 54 using the partial-products method. We can break down 26 and 54 into their tens and ones components: 26 = 20 + 6 54 = 50 + 4 Now, we multiply each component of 26 by each component of 54: 20 * 50 = 1000 20 * 4 = 80 6 * 50 = 300 6 * 4 = Show more…

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11. (12 points) a. Calculate 26-54 using the partial-products method. b. Make a math drawing (array or rectangle) to illustrate your problem, and show how it illustrates the partial-products method. c. What property of arithmetic does the partial-products method use? Briefly show or explain why that property relates to the partial-products method. Page 7 of 8