Chapter 4 in Math

The products of each place value are found separately, and then added together. 

• partial products
• distributive property
• regroup
• expanded form

Multiply the addends of a number and then add the products. 

• partial products
• distributive property
• regroup
• expanded form

To use place value to exchange equal amounts when renaming a number. 

• partial products
• distributive property
• regroup
• expanded form

The form of a number that uses digits. It is the usual way. (Review Question). 

• partial products
• distributive property
• regroup
• standard form

The name given to each group of 3 digits in a place-value chart. (Review Question)

• period
• digit
• round
• place value

Any symbol used to write a whole number. (Review Question)

• period
• digit
• round
• place value

To find the nearest value of a number based on a given place value. (Review Question)

• period
• digit
• round
• place value

The value given to a digit by its place in a number. (Review Question)

• period
• digit
• round
• place value

The way addends or factors are grouped does not change the sum nor the product. (Review question)

• associative property
• commutative property
• subtrahend
• minuend

The order of the addends or the factors do not change the sum nor the product. (Review question)

• associative property
• commutative property
• subtrahend
• minuend