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I found this VERY helpful explanation, which points out that, when decimals are involved, the 10x10 should be 1 whole. Seems to confirm that the question has a typo. www.mathcoachscorner.com/2015/09/mult...
Multiplying Decimals - Math Coach's Corner
Students make sense of multiplying decimals when they explore with manipulatives and draw or look at pictorial representations.
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September 4, 2025 at 12:04 PM
I found this VERY helpful explanation, which points out that, when decimals are involved, the 10x10 should be 1 whole. Seems to confirm that the question has a typo. www.mathcoachscorner.com/2015/09/mult...
Thank you!
That's what we concluded. The "answer key" says F. But F is correct only if the question contains one of two typos: either it meant to say ".1 whole" or it meant to show a 10x10 square rather than a 1x10.
That's what we concluded. The "answer key" says F. But F is correct only if the question contains one of two typos: either it meant to say ".1 whole" or it meant to show a 10x10 square rather than a 1x10.
September 4, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Thank you!
That's what we concluded. The "answer key" says F. But F is correct only if the question contains one of two typos: either it meant to say ".1 whole" or it meant to show a 10x10 square rather than a 1x10.
That's what we concluded. The "answer key" says F. But F is correct only if the question contains one of two typos: either it meant to say ".1 whole" or it meant to show a 10x10 square rather than a 1x10.
It's "Redweld" but everybody knows the second "D" is silent
June 9, 2025 at 5:07 PM
It's "Redweld" but everybody knows the second "D" is silent