In math we learned how to multiply larger numbers together. One way is called partial products. Take a look at our video to see how it's done.
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6 comments:
That was a great explanation. Very clear. Thanks guys!
I didn't know how to do partial products and now I know how to do it thanks . I think you guys did a very go explnation.
Do any of you know how to do partial products two didgits? If you do, do you know to do three didgits?
That was a very good explanation and very nice drawing. Thank you!
Thank you for clearly explaining out to do partial products!
I like how you expalined partial products but I like lattice more because its faster.
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