Multiplication of Large Numbers (3-digits by 3-digits)

Sam visits the market to buy apples and oranges. The video tutorial explains how to calculate the total cost of 419 boxes of apples and oranges using multiplication. It provides a detailed step-by-step guide on multiplying numbers, focusing on partial products and carrying over digits. The tutorial aims to help viewers understand the multiplication process and apply it to real-world scenarios.

Why did Sam visit the market?

• To buy apples for pies

• To buy vegetables

• To meet a friend

• To sell fruits

What is the first step in multiplying 113 by 419?

• Multiply 113 by 9

• Multiply 113 by 400

• Multiply 113 by 10

• Add the partial products

What is the second partial product when multiplying 113 by 419?

• 1,130

• 45,200

• 1,017

• 47,347

How much does Sam need to pay for 419 boxes of apples?

• 47,347 rupees

• 1,017 rupees

• 45,200 rupees

• 1,130 rupees

What is the cost of each box of oranges?

• 47,347 rupees

• 419 rupees

• 201 rupees

• 113 rupees

What is the first partial product when multiplying 201 by 419?

• 1,809

• 80,400

• 2,010

• 84,219

How much does Sam need to pay for 419 boxes of oranges?

• 2,010 rupees

• 80,400 rupees

• 84,219 rupees

• 47,347 rupees