"Protecting Swans" PPT Courseware 6

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"Protecting Swans" PPT Courseware 6

Oral arithmetic:

23×30 = 47×20 =

42×19 ≈ 58×41 ≈

Do the math:

56 ×26 = 64 ×34 =

From the calculation just now, do you still remember the multiplication rule for two-digit numbers?

150×10=1500

150×2＝300

A little less than 1800 kilometers

It is more accurate to calculate in writing and get 1740

I checked it with a calculator and you calculated it correctly.

Discussion summary:

1. First multiply the number in the ones digit of the two-digit number by another factor, so that the last digit of the number is aligned with the ones digit of the two-digit number.

2. Then multiply the number in the tens digit of the two-digit number by another factor, so that the last digit of the number is aligned with the tens digit of the two-digit number.

3. Then add the products of the two multiplications.

Column vertical calculation

142×36 516×24 359×21

743×17 467×16 165×58

Think about it:

In order to enrich the students' extracurricular life, the school plans to purchase 14 footballs and 14 basketballs. Based on the information provided, what math questions can you ask?

I will apply

1 Guangming Cinema used to show three movies a day, but now it shows two more movies a day, with an average of 160 tickets sold per show. How many tickets can be sold per day now?

2 The school bought 64 dictionaries at a cost of 85 yuan each, and a computer for 3690 yuan. Please do the math. How much yuan did it cost in total?

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