Grid Method Multiplication The multiplication grid method, also known as the box method or area model, is a visual way to multiply numbers. It breaks down the multiplication process into smaller, more manageable parts, making it especially useful for multiplying larger numbers or when teaching basic multiplication concepts. Here’s how it works in detail: Steps […]
Read More →Method of Regrouping in addition and subtraction The Method of Regrouping, also known as “carrying” in addition or “borrowing” in subtraction, is a technique used to handle numbers when performing these operations, especially with multi-digit numbers. Regrouping helps manage numbers across different place values, such as ones, tens, hundreds, etc., during addition and subtraction. Let’s […]
Read More →Addition of 4-Digit Without Regrouping 4-digit addition without regrouping means that when we add the digits in each place value (ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands), the sum of the digits in each column is less than 10. This means there’s no need to carry over to the next column. Let’s break this down with a […]
Read More →Addition Of Three Digit With Regrouping For Kids Let’s go through 3-digit addition in vertical form with some examples that are easy for kids to understand. Steps to Add 3-Digit Numbers in Vertical Form Write the numbers in vertical form: Place the numbers one below the other, aligning the digits according to their place value […]
Read More →Rule of Addition For 3 Digit Numbers The rule for adding three-digit numbers is similar to adding smaller numbers but involves more digits. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how to add two three-digit numbers. Step 1: Align the Numbers Write the two numbers one under the other, aligning them by their place values (hundreds, tens, […]
Read More →Rule of Subtraction For 3 Digit Numbers The rule for subtracting three-digit numbers is similar to subtracting smaller numbers but requires careful attention to borrowing when needed. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Step 1: Align the Numbers Write the two numbers one under the other, aligning them by their place values (hundreds, tens, and ones). Make […]
Read More →Histogram A histogram is from of graphical representation of grouped frequency distribution with continuous classes. In a histogram data represents like the bar graph, but it there is no gap between rectangular bars. The rectangular bars show the area of proportional to the corresponding frequency of a variable and the width of the bars represents […]
Read More →Addition Table – Addition Table 1 to 12 How to use table for Addition For example we add 3 + 4, first we go down to the “3” row then along to the “4” column and our answer is 7. We could also go down to “4” and along to “3” and our answer is […]
Read More →Rules of Addition of like Terms In this lesson we will learn, how to add like terms. Rule 1: In an expression, when all terms are positive, add their coefficients and variables and power of like terms remains the same. Add like terms examples in expressions: Example 1: Add like terms 2pq, 5pq, and […]
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