5th GRADE - PPT - PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLICATION
5th GRADE - PPT - PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLICATION
5th grade
MATHEMATICS UNIT N° 2:
THE MULTIPLICATION
Objectives:
• Identify the elements of multiplication.
• Identify the properties of multiplication.
• Understanding how to solve multiplications of factors of two or more digits.
• Solve multiplication math problems.
Index:
• Elements of multiplication.
• Properties of multiplication.
• The result of multiplying 5 x 4 will be the same as multiplying 4 x 5. Even if we change the
the order of the factors will not change the product being 20.
Associative property
• When three or more numbers are multiplied, the product is the same regardless of how they are arranged.
they group the factors.
Example:
(2 times 3) times 5 equals 2 times (3 times 5)
6 x 5 = 2 x 15
30 = 30
3. Distributive property
• The multiplication of a number by a sum is equal to the sum of the products of that number.
number for each of the addends.
Example:
3 times (4 plus 2) equals 3 times 4 plus 3 times 2
3 X 6 = 12 + 6
18 = 18
Example No. 1:
3 63 5 63 5 63
4.795 times 7 4.795 times 7 4 . 795x 7 4 . 795x 7
5 65 5 6 5 3 3 56 5
Step No. 1 Step No. 2 Paso N° 3 Step No. 4
Example No. 2:
2 1 21
12.905x3 12.905x3
87 15 3 8 7 15
You multiply 3 by 2 which is 6, to the 6 You multiply 3 by 1 which is 3. and
you must add the 2 from the reservation, you finish the resolution of the
resulting in this being 8. multiplication.
Example No. 3, another way to diagram multiplication.
Activity
Solve the following multiplications in your notebook. Follow the previous examples..
a) 539 x 2
9.027 x 3
f) 47.091 x 9
1.675 x 5
h) 36.710 x 8
Strategies to multiply multiples of 10
• When multiplying any number by a multiple of 10 (the multiples of 10 are 10, 100,
1,000, 10,000 and the following numbers) the zeros in the multiple of 10 must be counted and
add the same number of zeros to the right.
Examples:
a) 349 x 100
b) 9.125 x 10.000
c) 291 x 10
57.810 x 1.000
7.932 x 100
f) 361.914 x 10
4.508 x 10.000
h) 8.315 x 1.000
Activity
• Develop the following pages of the mathematics exercise booklet.
- Páginas: 18, 19 y 20.
• Remember that if you don't have the book, you can view it digitally and solve it on your own.
notebook.
Multiplication of factors of two or more digits
with multibase blocks
Step No. 3
You add the obtained products.
Example No. 3 shows another way to diagram a multiplication of factors with two or more digits, in which it
It should follow the same procedure that was explained in the previous slides.
If you still haven't understood the procedure to follow to solve a multiplication, you can
watch the following video:
Activity
Solve the following multiplications in your notebook.
a) 193 x 25
b) 12.716 x 18
c) 4.091 x 49
d) 927 x 27
e) 1.593 x 174
f) 570.812 x 321
g) 7.067 x 53
h) 8.273 x 70
Multiplication problems
Step No. 1
Read the problem comprehensively in order to identify its DATA. Remember that the
The question of the problem is part of the data, since most of the time it indicates what type of
operation you should perform and it helps you respond to the problem.
Step No. 2
After identifying the data, develop the problem by performing the operation u.
corresponding operations. In a problem, more than one operation can be performed.
Step No. 3
Finally, you must ANSWER the question of the problem, responding to it with complete sense.
Example No. 1
On Saturday, Don José sold 15 bouquets of 12 roses each in his flower shop. How many roses did he sell in total?
Data Development
• 15 bouquets
• 12 roses each bouquet
• How many roses did he sell in
total?
Una persona gana $ 17.500 al día. Trabaja 22 días cada mes. ¿Cuánto gana al año?
Data Development
Un curso desea ir al MIM y para ello se ofrece una visita incluyendo movilización y entrada por $ 3.600
in total per person. If there are 38 people attending the visit, how much will everyone have to pay in total?
group?
Data Development
Response: The group will have to pay $136,800 to attend the MIM.
Activity
• Copy the following math problems into your notebook, with their respective box of
data, development and response, to then proceed with the development of each of them.
A worker must move 138 boxes from one warehouse to another. If each box has a
weight of 52 kg, how many kilograms in total will this person carry?
2. Each floor of a building measures 255 cm in height. If the building has 37 floors, what is
its height?
Josefina has to buy new seats for a cinema that has 55 rows of 43.
seats each. How many seats should he buy?
4. Carlos bought 3 notebooks for $752 each and 2 pencils for $175 each. How much
Did Carlos pay for the purchase?
Mathematical challenge
• Remember to read the instructions in the guide very carefully to have a good
development in your exercises.
• Remember that any questions you have regarding the PPT or guide to be developed
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