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Learning Target: Use models to multiply decimals
and whole numbers.
Success Criteria:
? I can use a model to represent a decimal. ? I can explain the relationship between addition and
multiplication. ? I can use a model to find the product of a decimal and
a whole number.
5.3 Use Models
to Multiply Decimals and Whole Numbers
Complete the table. Expression
Explore and Grow
0.2 ? 4
0.15 ? 3
Model
Repeated Addition Value
Structure How does the relationship between addition and multiplication help you find each product?
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Whole Numbers
Example Find 0.23 ? 3. Use a model. Shade 3 groups of 0.23.
Remember, each part of the model represents one hundredth.
0.23 + 0.23 + 0.23 =
Example Find 0.48 ? 4. Use a model. Shade 4 groups of 0.48.
So, 0.23 ? 3 =
.
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Find the product. 1. 0.19 ? 3 =
0.48 + 0.48 + 0.48 + 0.48 =
So, 0.48 ? 4 =
.
2. 0.37 ? 5 =
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Apply and Grow: Practice
Find the product. 3. 0.09 ? 5 =
4. 8 ? 0.2 =
5. 7 ? 0.14 =
6 . 0.96 ? 2 =
7. A hummingbird's heart beats once every 0.05 second. How long does it take for its heart to beat 7 times?
8. Precision When multiplying a decimal less than one by a whole number, how does the product compare to the whole number? Is this true when multiplying two whole numbers?
9. DIG DEEPER Write two multiplication
equations involving a decimal and a whole number whose product is shown.
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Think and Grow: Modeling Real Life
Example You build the card tower shown. Each row is 0.08 meter tall. Your friend's card tower is 0.3 meter tall. Whose tower is taller? Because your card tower has 4 rows, multiply 4 by 0.08 to find the height of your tower. Use a model. Shade 4 groups of 0.08.
0.08 + 0.08 + 0.08 + 0.08 =
Compare the height of your tower to the height of your friend's tower.
So,
tower is taller.
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10. You have 1 meter of ribbon. Do you have enough ribbon to border the outside of the square picture frame?
11. Organic shaved coconut originally costs $0.34 per ounce. A baker buys 8 ounces on sale for $0.27 per ounce. How much money does the baker save?
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12. DIG DEEPER You have 4 pennies,
3 nickels, and 2 quarters. Find the total weight and the total value of your coins.
Coin Weight (g) 2.5
5 2.268 5.67
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Learning Target: Use models to multiply
decimals and whole numbers.
Example Find 0.16 ? 5. Use a model. Shade 5 groups of 0.16.
Homework & Practice
5.3
Find the product. 1. 0.4 ? 2 =
0.16 + 0.16 + 0.16 + 0.16 + 0.16 = 0.80 So, 0.16 ? 5 = 0.80 .
2. 6 ? 0.31 =
3. 0.54 ? 3 =
4. 0.25 ? 7 =
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