Multiplying 3 and 4-Digit Numbers by 3-Digit Numbers

The video tutorial explains how to multiply three and four-digit numbers by a three-digit number using a step-by-step approach. It covers two examples: multiplying 359 by 243 and 3247 by 108. Each example is broken down into partial products, which are then added to get the final result. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding each step and provides a clear explanation of the multiplication process.

What is the first step in multiplying a three-digit number by another three-digit number?

• Multiply by the ones digit

• Multiply by the hundreds digit

• Multiply by the tens digit

• Add the partial products

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When multiplying 359 by 243, what is the first partial product?

• 1077

• 14360

• 71800

• 87237

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In the second step of multiplying 359 by 243, what digit do you multiply by?

• 5

• 2

• 4

• 3

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What is the second partial product when multiplying 359 by 243?

• 87237

• 1077

• 14360

• 71800

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What is the final result of multiplying 359 by 243?

• 87237

• 1077

• 14360

• 71800

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When multiplying 3247 by 108, what is the first partial product?

• 25976

• 350676

• 324700

• 0

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In the second step of multiplying 3247 by 108, what digit do you multiply by?

• 1

• 7

• 0

• 8

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What is the third partial product when multiplying 3247 by 108?

• 25976

• 324700

• 350676

• 0

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What is the final result of multiplying 3247 by 108?

• 350676

• 25976

• 0

• 324700

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How many partial products are there when multiplying a three-digit number by another three-digit number?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

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