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From: Mitchell Davis <noah128@cebridge.net>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2008080518:43:50
Subject: place value go expanded
try using an expanded view of the problem
original 123 expanded 123 + 123 + 123
x123 x 3 x20 x100
because each number has a place value and we are not multiplying a "2"
but instead are multiplying "20". Once we understand that it is the
place value and not the number, we can see why zeros or shifting to
the right is required for multiplying in the standard form of
multiplication.
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