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In a multiplication operation, the multiplicand is the number being multiplied by another.
In a multiplication operation, the multiplicand is the number being multiplied by another.
True
The result of a multiplication operation is called the multiplier.
The result of a multiplication operation is called the multiplier.
False
Regrouping is only used when subtracting multi-digit numbers.
Regrouping is only used when subtracting multi-digit numbers.
False
In a multiplication operation, the multiplier is the number that is being multiplied.
In a multiplication operation, the multiplier is the number that is being multiplied.
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Regrouping is another term for borrowing in subtraction.
Regrouping is another term for borrowing in subtraction.
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Study Notes
Multiplication Terminology
- A multiplicand is the number being multiplied by another number.
- A multiplier is the number that is doing the multiplying.
Regrouping in Addition
- Regrouping is also referred to as carrying.
- It is a method used when adding multi-digit numbers together.
- This method comes into play when the value of the digits in one column is greater than 9.
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Learn the basics of multiplication including the multiplicand, multiplier, product, and regrouping concept.
