How to multiply integers
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Simplify the radical.
Cannot be simplified further.
Explanation
Find the factors of 128 to simplify the term.
We can rewrite the expression as the square roots of these factors.
Simplify.
A plane flies at a rate of 210mi/h. If the plane has flown for five hours, how many miles has it traveled?
1050mi
42mi
215mi
840mi
1000mi
Explanation
Multiply the rate of travel (210 mi/hr) by the time traveled (5 hours), and you get the total distance, 1050 miles.
distance = rate * time
distance = (210mi/hr)(5hr)
distance = 1050mi
Simplify the radical.
Explanation
Start by finding factors for the radical term.
We can rewrite the radical using these factors.
Simplify the first term.
Evaluate 5x + 3y when x = 7 and y = 9.
62
66
–62
8
–66
Explanation
Plug in 7 for x and 5 for y, giving you 5(7) + 3(9). This is equal to 35 + 27, which equals 62.
5x + 3y
5(7) + 3(9)
35 + 27 = 62
Explanation
Both integers are positive. We just multiply the two numbers. Answer is .
Explanation
Regardless if the number is positive or negative, anything multipled by zero is always zero. So .
Multiply:
Explanation
Multiply the ones digits.
Carry over the tens digit, , to the next calculation.
Multiply the seven with the nine, and add the carry over.
Combine these two numbers and the ones digit in our first calculation.
The answer is:
Solve:
Explanation
Multiply 91 with the ones digit.
Skip a line and multiply 91 with the tens digit.
Add a zero at the end of this number.
Sum this number with the first number we have calculated.
The answer is:
Explanation
When multiplying two negative numbers, the answer is positive. Then multiply normally. Answer is .
Explanation
When multiplying two negative numbers, the answer is positive. Then multiply normally. Answer is .