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PowerPoint A3 L4 Refine and use efficient written methods to multiply T U × T U.

What is the answer to this multiplication? 27 × 46 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 34 × 67 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 29 × 52 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 45 × 74 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 37 × 58 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 18 × 66 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 23 × 95 =

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What is the answer to this multiplication? 43 × 78 =

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Plenary/Review

Multiply two of these numbers together:

Method: