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1. Fill in holes in your notes. Check them with a partner. 2. Objectives for 1.3 3. 30 minutes of solid work time for Assignment #1 4. Journal # 3 (loose leaf is fine, but have a comp book by MONDAY) 5. Tiny little quiz
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• 1. Fill in holes in your notes. Check them with a partner.

• 2. Objectives for 1.3

• 3. 30 minutes of solid work time for Assignment #1

• 4. Journal # 3 (loose leaf is fine, but have a comp book by MONDAY)

• 5. Tiny little quiz

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1. Multiply whole numbers by one-digit numbers.

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2. Multiply whole numbers that end with zeros.

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3. Multiply whole numbers by two (or more) digit numbers.

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4. Use properties of multiplication to multiply whole numbers.

The commutative property:

The associative property:

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5. Estimate products of whole numbers.

Use front-end rounding to approximate the factors 59 and 334.

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6. Solve application problems by multiplying whole numbers.

If a 17-inch computer screen has 1,024 pixels from side to side and 768 from top to bottom, how many pixels are displayed on the screen?

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• In one or two sentences, summarize the concepts covered in 030 this week.

• Are there any concepts covered that are unclear to you? If so, tell me what is wrong. If not, tell me something that you are able to do exceptionally well.

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• 1. Write a set of whole numbers.

• 2. What is the place value of the digit 7 in the following number? 72,409,615

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• 3. Write the whole number in words: 2,568,019

• 4. Write the expanded form of 32,159.

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• 5. Graph the whole numbers between 3 and 7.

• 6. The inequality symbols are used to compare whole numbers. _____ means ___ _______ ________. _____ means ___ _______ ________.

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• 7. Round 9,482 to the nearest ten.

• 8. A _________ is a letter or symbol that stands for a number.

• 9. (17 + 5) + 25 = 17 + (5 + 25) is an example of the __________ property of addition.

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• 10. 6 + 5 = 5 + 6 is an example of the ____________ property of addition.

• 11. Use front-end rounding to estimate the following sum: 7,219 + 592 + 3,425.

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• 12. The distance around a rectangle or square is called its __________.

• 13. 10 – 7 = 3 because ___ + ___ = 10

• 14. Evaluate means to find the ________ of.

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• 15. Write an example of the associative property of multiplication.

• 16. Write an example of the commutative property of multiplication.

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