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What two simpler problems can you use to find 9x38?
38
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9 times 38?
9*2*19 18*19
What two simpler problems can you use to find 4x22?
Two simpler problems? It's not clear what this means.Maybe 2x44 or 8x11? - but they're not really simpler.Maybe (2x2)(2x11), but that doesn't get you closer to the answer.Maybe 4x20=80, 4x2=8 and 80+8=88 - but that's 3 simpler problems.If this is not your question, please clarify and ask the question again. :-)
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9 x 38?
38*10-38 or 9*40-9*2. The answer of that is 342, if you haven't figured it out yet.
Can you use simpler numbers as a strategy to solve difficult problems?
yes
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9x38?
38
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9 times 38?
9*2*19 18*19
What two simpler problems can you use to find 4x22?
Two simpler problems? It's not clear what this means.Maybe 2x44 or 8x11? - but they're not really simpler.Maybe (2x2)(2x11), but that doesn't get you closer to the answer.Maybe 4x20=80, 4x2=8 and 80+8=88 - but that's 3 simpler problems.If this is not your question, please clarify and ask the question again. :-)
What two simpler problems can you use to find seven times thirty eight?
7 times thirty plus 7 times 8 = 210+56=266
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9 x 38?
38*10-38 or 9*40-9*2. The answer of that is 342, if you haven't figured it out yet.
Can you use simpler numbers as a strategy to solve difficult problems?
yes
What 2 simpler problems can you use to find 4x22 think about tens and ones?
-- You can use (4 x 20) and (4 x 2) . -- Please don't tell me what to think.
What two simpler problems can you use to find 4 times 22?
22 * 2 =44 44 * 2 = 88 Partitioning 22 is not an option since that leads to 3 problems, not 2: 4 * 20 = 80 4 * 2 = 8 and 80 + 8 = 88
How can you use simpler numbers as a strategy to solve difficult problems?
all # are simple it depend's on how you yous it hihihi TAMA(^_^)
What two simpler problems can you use to find 9x3?
1) 9x3 = 3x3x3 (but that's not really simpler?) How about 1) 9+9+9, and 2) 3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3? #2 doesn't look too simple either. How about 9x3 = (10-1)x3 = 10x3-1x3 = 30-3 = 27? That one's nice.
Where can you find solved problems about polarization?
Use the internetVery simple
What are the two problems associated with the use of batteries?
Weight and disposal
