1	3	2	79	263	7356
							2	4	7	88	152	2501
							3	6	2	84	779	7303
							4	5	1	85	531	4543
							5	4	2	56	732	3099
							6	6	7	50	376	5723
							7	5	5	52	114	2367
							8	3	8	57	719	8609
							9	5	3	33	594	2280
							10	4	9	79	975	9421
							11	9	9	63	541	7534
							12	8	3	94	924	1964
							13	7	8	21	343	3616
							14	3	5	64	535	5031
							15	3	3	63	909	4643
							16	9	4	34	151	6073
							17	6	6	33	731	7548
							18	7	7	65	301	1846
							19	5	9	71	279	7470
							20	7	5	64	524	1272
							21	4	3	39	263	2231
							22	5	6	21	485	6082
							23	8	8	33	600	1898
							24	9	3	75	571	9272
							25	6	3	66	891	7009
							26	8	9	79	959	9059
							27	6	9	37	696	2901
							28	9	8	24	416	5369
							29	3	4	92	212	7360
							30	3	9	25	709	1633
							31	7	9	27	927	9157
							32	5	4	28	965	4268
							33	4	8	88	273	5321
							34	8	5	35	466	5668
							35	8	7	57	505	6457
							36	5	8	82	995	5720
							37	5	7	93	252	4066
							38	7	4	91	963	5072
							39	3	6	97	272	4966
							40	3	7	13	867	3390
							41	9	7	47	748	9551
							42	7	3	34	318	3241
							43	4	5	36	731	7284
							44	9	5	44	766	7290
							45	6	5	48	379	9489
							46	9	6	68	718	8398
							47	6	4	68	381	9326
							48	4	4	69	460	8371
							49	6	8	71	388	1430
							50	4	6	16	732	6433
							51	5	2	71	492	3276
							52	7	2	88	154	7988
					1		53	7	6	82	536	5789
					2		54	8	4	97	577	5469
					3		55	8	6	59	284	5952
					4		56	9	2	43	641	4823
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Name:								ID:			Quiz:			Grade:
Multiplying Whole Numbers										?		Level		1 2 3 4
Multiply using partial products Example: Let’s multiply 642x5 in parts. First multiply 2x5, then multiply 40x5, then multiply 600x5 Finally add the products. This is an example of the Distributive Property.
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