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Assignment: Using the lattice method, solve the following: 1. 135x2, 2. 182x24, 3. 631x2, 4. 832x3, 5. 912x3, 6. 452x3, 7. 213x4, 8. 923x4, 9. 324x5, 10. 416x5, 11. 805x5, 12. 424x6
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Here are the solutions to the multiplication problems using the lattice method.
The lattice method involves:
- Drawing a grid (lattice) based on the number of digits in the multiplicands.
- Multiplying individual digits and placing the tens digit in the upper triangle and the units digit in the lower triangle of each cell.
- Summing the numbers along the diagonals, starting from the bottom right, carrying over any tens digits to the next diagonal.
- Reading the result from the top left to the bottom right.
Since I cannot draw the lattice grids directly, I will describe the products within the cells and then show the diagonal sums. For a number like , the lattice would have cells for and . For , it would be a grid.
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For single-digit multipliers, the lattice has one row. The cells will contain the products of each digit of the first number with the single digit of the second number. Example: Cells: , , . Diagonals (from right to left):
- Units: 0 (from 10)
- Tens: 1 (from 10) + 6 (from 06) = 7
- Hundreds: 0 (from 06) + 2 (from 02) = 2
- Thousands: 0 (from 02) Result: 270
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For multi-digit multipliers, the lattice has multiple rows. Example: Cells (row 1 for multiplier 2, row 2 for multiplier 4): , , , ,
Lattice (conceptual):
1 8 2 +---+---+---+ 2 |0/2|1/6|0/4| +---+---+---+ 4 |0/4|3/2|0/8| +---+---+---+Diagonals (from bottom right to top left):
- Units: 8 (from 0/8)
- Tens: 4 (from 0/4) + 2 (from 3/2) + 4 (from 0/4) = 10. Write 0, carry 1.
- Hundreds: 0 (from 0/4) + 6 (from 1/6) + 3 (from 3/2) + 0 (from 0/4) + (carry 1) = 10. Write 0, carry 1.
- Thousands: 2 (from 0/2) + 1 (from 1/6) + (carry 1) = 4.
- Ten Thousands: 0 (from 0/2) Result: 4368
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 0
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 0
- Result:
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- Cells:
- Row 1 (for 2): , ,
- Row 2 (for 4): , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 8
- Tens: . Write 0, carry 1.
- Hundreds: . Write 0, carry 1.
- Thousands:
- Ten Thousands: 0
- Result:
- Cells:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 2
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 1
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 6
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 2
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 6
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 2
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 6
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 1
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 2
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 0
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 2
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 3
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 0
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 1
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 0
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 2
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 5
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 4
- Result:
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- Cells: , ,
- Diagonal sums:
- Units: 4
- Tens:
- Hundreds:
- Thousands: 2
- Result:
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