Shift Patterns in multiplication

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Shift Patterns in multiplication Unit 4 Lesson 1 Shift Patterns in multiplication

Shifts with Whole Numbers

When you multiply by 10, the digits shift by one place to the left

Jordan earns $243 a week.

Isabel earns $325 a week. Find her earnings for working for 10 weeks. How much would she make for working 100 weeks. Suppose she works for 1000 weeks. How much would she earn?

Solve

Solve

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Patterns in Multiplying with Zeros

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