Multiplying Three-Digit Numbers by One-Digit Numbers

The video tutorial introduces multiplication using the book 'Miriam the Math Moth' as a context. It demonstrates multiplying a three-digit number by a one-digit number using the partial products method. The tutorial includes examples such as calculating the total pages in multiple copies of a book and determining the number of balloons for a celebration. The video emphasizes the importance of place value and expanded form in multiplication.

What is the main character in the book mentioned in the video?

• Miriam the Math Moth

• Sam the Science Snail

• Larry the Learning Lizard

• Betty the Bookworm

How many pages are there in total in seven copies of Miriam the Math Moth?

• 2680

• 1876

• 2100

• 1400

What is the expanded form of 268 used in the multiplication example?

• 260 + 8

• 200 + 60 + 8

• 268 + 0

• 200 + 68

How many balloons are there in total if each of the six boxes contains 350 balloons?

• 3500

• 2100

• 3000

• 1800

What is the expanded form of 350 used in the multiplication example?

• 300 + 50 + 0

• 350 + 0

• 300 + 5

• 350

What is the result of multiplying 632 by 4?

• 2528

• 2600

• 2400

• 1200

What is the expanded form of 632 used in the multiplication example?

• 600 + 32

• 630 + 2

• 632 + 0

• 600 + 30 + 2