Use the hundredths grid to answer the question. Describe the decimal multiplication equation and product shown by the model. Include details of where each part of the equation is found on the model. (2 points)
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To use the hundredths grid to answer the question, you'll need to have a visual representation of a decimal multiplication equation and its corresponding product. Unfortunately, as an AI text-based bot, I cannot directly display or show images or grids. However, I can guide you through the steps to visualize and describe the equation and product using a hundredths grid.
Here's how you can do it:
Step 1: Draw or visualize a grid with 100 squares, similar to a hundredths grid.
Step 2: Divide the grid into 10 equally spaced columns and 10 equally spaced rows. This will create 100 smaller squares or cells within the grid.
Step 3: Each small square represents 1/100 (or 0.01) since there are a total of 100 squares in the grid.
Step 4: Choose two decimal numbers to multiply. Let's say we have 0.4 and 0.5.
Step 5: On the grid, locate the row corresponding to the first decimal (0.4) and shade 4 of the 10 squares in that row.
Step 6: Next, locate the column corresponding to the second decimal (0.5) and shade 5 of the 10 squares in that column.
Step 7: The product is found by determining the area of the shaded region, as each shaded square represents 1/100.
Step 8: Count the number of shaded squares, in this case, there are 20 shaded squares. Therefore, the product of 0.4 multiplied by 0.5 is 0.20 or 0.2.
To describe the decimal multiplication equation and product shown by the model, it would be something like:
The decimal multiplication equation is 0.4 x 0.5 = 0.2. On the hundredths grid model, the first decimal (0.4) is represented by shading 4 squares in a row, while the second decimal (0.5) is represented by shading 5 squares in a column. The product (0.2) is then determined by counting the total number of shaded squares.
Keep in mind that the specific numbers and shading will vary depending on the multiplication equation you are working with.