Question 7 C 0/1 pt 5 2 O Details Multiply 28 x 35 using duplation. Show all work using the correct method on your handwritten work/answer sheet. First check which of the following numbers are used in adding up to 28: 1: yes 2: yes no 4: no yes no 8: yes no 16: yes no 32: yes no Now write down the numbers you need to add in order from smallest to largest: + + Now add them up to find the product: 28 x 35 = %3D
Question 7 C 0/1 pt 5 2 O Details Multiply 28 x 35 using duplation. Show all work using the correct method on your handwritten work/answer sheet. First check which of the following numbers are used in adding up to 28: 1: yes 2: yes no 4: no yes no 8: yes no 16: yes no 32: yes no Now write down the numbers you need to add in order from smallest to largest: + + Now add them up to find the product: 28 x 35 = %3D
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C 0/1 pt 5 2 O Details
Multiply 28 x 35 using duplation. Show all work
using the correct method on your handwritten
work/answer sheet.
First check which of the following numbers are used
in adding up to 28:
1:
yes
2:
yes no
4:
no
yes
no
8:
yes
no
16:
yes
no
32:
yes
no
Now write down the numbers you need to add in
order from smallest to largest:
+
+
Now add them up to find the product:
28 x 35 =
%3D
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