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    Here are the solutions to the word problems: 1) Jane has 55 students in her advisory class and she gave 10 candies each. 55 x 10 = 550 So the total number of candies Jane gave to her advisory class is 550. 2) Jayson bought 300 barbeques for his visitors. Each barbecue is 15 pesos. 300 x 15 = 4,500 So the total amount Jayson spent is 4,500 pesos.

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    Here are the solutions to the word problems: 1) Jane has 55 students in her advisory class and she gave 10 candies each. 55 x 10 = 550 So the total number of candies Jane gave to her advisory class is 550. 2) Jayson bought 300 barbeques for his visitors. Each barbecue is 15 pesos. 300 x 15 = 4,500 So the total amount Jayson spent is 4,500 pesos.

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    Here are the solutions to the word problems: 1) Jane has 55 students in her advisory class and she gave 10 candies each. 55 x 10 = 550 So the total number of candies Jane gave to her advisory class is 550. 2) Jayson bought 300 barbeques for his visitors. Each barbecue is 15 pesos. 300 x 15 = 4,500 So the total amount Jayson spent is 4,500 pesos.

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    19 views25 pages

    Math2 PPT For Demo

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    Here are the solutions to the word problems: 1) Jane has 55 students in her advisory class and she gave 10 candies each. 55 x 10 = 550 So the total number of candies Jane gave to her advisory class is 550. 2) Jayson bought 300 barbeques for his visitors. Each barbecue is 15 pesos. 300 x 15 = 4,500 So the total amount Jayson spent is 4,500 pesos.

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    Our Father: Our Father, who art in heaven,

    hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy


    will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us
    this day our daily bread; and forgive us our
    trespasses as we forgive those who trespass
    against us; and lead us not into temptation
    but deliver us from evil.
    Classroom Rules
    q Avoid talking to your seatmates
    while your teacher is discussing.
    q Respect your classmates.
    q Throw your garbage in garbage
    can.
    q Ask permission to your classmates if
    you want to borrow something.
    q Be honest all the time.
    Mang Miguel can harvest 150
    mangoes in a day. How many
    mangoes can he harvest in 15
    days?
    Analyze the problem:

    a. How many mangoes did Mang Miguel harvest


    in one day?

    b. What is asked in the problem?

    c. What is the answer?


    Multiplication of 2-or more digits by 2
    factors
    28----------- Multiplicand
    x 13-----------Multiplier
    364-----------Product
    Step 1: Multiply the ones place of the
    multiplicand by the ones place of the
    multiplier.
    (The second digit above will carry the
    second number if the product has two
    digits.) 199
    (2x9=18)
    x 12
    8
    Step 2: Multiply the tens place of the
    multiplicand by the ones place of the
    multiplier, then ADD the number being
    carried.
    199

    x 12 (2x9=18+1=19)
    198
    Step 2: Multiply the tens place of the
    multiplicand by the ones place of the
    multiplier, then ADD the number being
    carried.
    199

    x 12
    198 (2x9=18+1=19)
    Step 3: Multiply the ones place of the
    multiplicand by the tens place of the
    multiplier.

    99
    x 12
    198
    (1x9=9)
    9
    Step 4: Multiply the tens place of the
    multiplicand by the tens place of the
    multiplier. Then ADD the partial products.

    99
    x 12
    1198

    +__99_ (198+99=1188)
    1188
    Another Examples:

    a.) 134 b.) 1223 c.) 333 d.) 51245 e.) 26


    x 16 x 32 x 12 x 31 x 14
    + 804 +2446 +666 + 51245 +104
    134 3669 333 153735 26_
    2144 39136 3996 1588595 364
    Brad earned 90 pesos per hour by selling ice candy at his school. He sells
    them for 10 hours a day. How much does he earn each day?

    Analyze the problem:

    • Amount of money Brad earns per hour - 90


    • Number of hours he works a day - 10
    • Total amount of money he earns each day- 90 × 10=720
    Multiply 90 by 0

    Multiply 90 by 1

    Add the partial products


    Therefore, he earns 900 pesos each day.
    Max bought 40 books at the rate of 230 per book. How much did he spend
    in all?

    Analyze the problem:

    Cost of one book = 230


    Number of books Max bought = 40
    Total amount of money he spent = 230 × 40
    = 9,200
    Step 1
    Multiply 230 by 0
    Step 2
    Multiply 230 by 4
    Step 3
    Add the partial products
    Therefore, the total amount of money he spent is 9,200 in all.
    1500 folders each has 60 sheets of paper inside them. How many sheets of
    paper are there altogether?

    Analyze the problem:


    A. Number of sheets of paper are there in 1 folder- 60
    B. Number of folders- 1500
    C. Total number of sheets of paper- 1500 x 60= 90,000
    There are 25,000 chickens on Ms. Hannah’s chicken farm, each lay 30
    eggs per week. How many eggs does Mrs. North get each week?

    Analyze the problem:


    Number of chickens in Ms. Hannah’s chicken farm = 25,000
    Number of eggs laid by each chicken per week = 30
    Total number of eggs = 25,000 x 30
    = 750,000
    Application:

    LET’S HAVE SOME GROUP


    ACTIVITY!
    Generalization
    We multiply 2-or more digit factors by 2-digit
    factors by multiplying all the digits in the
    multiplier by the ONES digit of the multiplicand
    to get the FIRST partial product, then by the
    TENS digit to get the SECOND partial product,
    then by HUNDREDS digit to get the THIRD
    partial product, then by THOUSANDS digit to
    get the FOURTH partial product, then by TEN
    THOUSAND digit to get the FIFTH partial
    product and so on. Then ADD the partial
    products to get the final product.
    Evaluation: Solve for the products
    1.) 2 512 2.) 29 3.) 146 4.) 1790 5.) 360

    x 22 x 13 x 45 x 67 x 44

    6.) 53 7.) 12056 8.) 1335 9.) 233 9.) 1452

    x 20 x 20 x 12 x 23 x 14
    Assignment:
    Give the products of the word problems. (Show your
    solution).

    1.) Jane has 55 students in her advisory class


    and she gave 10 candies each. How much
    cadies does she gave to her advisory class?
    2.) Jayson bought 300 barbeques for his
    visitors. Each barbecue is 15 pesos. How
    much does he spend?

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