Multiplying Two-Digit Whole Numbers Using the Standard Procedure (Example)

The video tutorial explains how to multiply 46 by 17 using a column method. It starts by arranging the digits into columns based on place value. The process involves multiplying each digit of 17 by 46, starting with the units digit and then the tens digit, while carrying over values as needed. Finally, the results are added together to find the product, which is 782.

What is the first step in solving the multiplication of 46 by 17?

• Multiply the numbers without arranging.

• Add the numbers directly.

• Arrange the digits into columns based on place value.

• Subtract the smaller number from the larger one.

When multiplying 7 by 6, what is the result and what do you do with the carry?

• Result is 42, keep 4 and carry 2.

• Result is 42, keep 2 and carry 4.

• Result is 36, keep 3 and carry 6.

• Result is 36, keep 6 and carry 3.

After multiplying 7 by 4 and adding the carry, what is the result placed in the tens and hundreds place?

• Tens: 8, Hundreds: 4

• Tens: 2, Hundreds: 4

• Tens: 2, Hundreds: 3

• Tens: 8, Hundreds: 3

How do you handle the multiplication of 1 by 46 in terms of place value?

• Start from the thousands place.

• Start from the ones place.

• Start from the hundreds place.

• Start from the tens place.

What is the final product of multiplying 46 by 17?

• 782

• 728

• 872

• 827