"Protecting Swans" PPT Courseware 4

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"Protecting Swans" PPT Courseware 4

1. Situation introduction

Quickly calculate the following questions orally

8×2= 24×2=

8×20= 12×2=

8×200= 6×2=

2. Cooperation and exploration

Observe each set of calculations. What can you find?

8×2= 24×2=

8×20= 12×2=

8×200= 6×2=

In the multiplication formula, if one factor remains unchanged and the other factor is multiplied by the number, the resulting product will be equal to the original product multiplied by the number;

If one factor remains unchanged and the other factor is divided by the number, the resulting product will be equal to the original product divided by the number.

3. Independent practice

1. Do the math and compare.

5×14= 24×2= 8×7=

50×14= 24×4= 80×70 =

500×14= 24×8= 800×700=

Discuss in the group how you calculated it.

2. Fill it out.

× 16 = 400

× 32 = 800

× 80 = 2000

3. According to 67×35=2345, directly write the products of the following formulas.

67×35=2345

670×35＝23450

6700×35＝234500

670×350=234500

67×350=23450

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