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One-Nonzero-Digit Multiplication

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3-digit × single non-zero digit under 10000

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3-digit × single non-zero digit under 10000

by Pearl Marfil
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What is 123 × 30?

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What is 256 × 30?

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What is 180 × 20?

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What is 745 × 10?

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What is 501 × 10?

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What is 312 × 20?

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What is 480 × 20?

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What is 199 × 40?

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What is 390 × 20?

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What is 675 × 10?

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Multiply by 30 as 123×30 = 123×3×10 = 369×10 = 3690.

37 × 10 trick not needed; 256×30 = 256×3×10 = 768×10 = 7680.

180×20 = 18×2×100 = 3600.

Any number × 10 appends a zero: 745×10 = 7450.

×10 moves the decimal one place: 5010.

312×20 = 312×2×10 = 624×10 = 6240.

480×20 = 4.8×2×1000? Use ×2 then add a zero: 9600.

199×40 = 199×4×10 = 796×10 = 7960.

390×20 = 390×2×10 = 780×10 = 7800.

675×10 = 6750 by moving the decimal one place.

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