The Area Model for Multiplication Unit 7 Lesson 7 67 43 “drawing an area model”

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The Area Model for Multiplication Unit 7 Lesson “drawing an area model”

Partial Products Whole (big) Parts (small) , x 60 = 2, x 7 = x 60 = x 7 = Rectangle Sections x 67

x 50 = 1, x 4 = x 50 = x 4 = ,106

a c b d 43 = A X 67 = x 60 = 2, x 7 = x 60 = x 7 = 21 2, 881 B 43 X 67 2, , 881 Expanded Notation

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Another Example Maria jogs 21 miles every week. If there are 52 weeks in a year, how many miles does Maria jog a year?