How to solve 40 imes15000

1. Factor the equation (x + 2)(x + 3) = 0. 2. Set each factor equal to zero: x + 2 = 0 and x + 3 = 0. 3. Solve for x: x = -2 and x = -3.

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Question

$$40 \times 15000$$

Evaluate

$600000$

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First line up the numbers vertically and match the places from the right like this.

$$\begin{array}{c}\phantom{\times9999}40\\\underline{\times\phantom{9}15000}\\\end{array}$$

Now multiply the first number with the $1^{st}$ digit in $2^{nd}$ number to get intermediate results. That is Multiply 40 with 0. Write the result 0 at the end leaving 0 spaces to the right like this.

$$\begin{array}{c}\phantom{\times9999}40\\\underline{\times\phantom{9}15000}\\\phantom{\times999999}0\\\end{array}$$

Now multiply the first number with the $2^{nd}$ digit in $2^{nd}$ number to get intermediate results. That is Multiply 40 with 0. Write the result 0 at the end leaving 1 spaces to the right like this.

$$\begin{array}{c}\phantom{\times9999}40\\\underline{\times\phantom{9}15000}\\\phantom{\times999999}0\\\phantom{\times99999}0\phantom{9}\\\end{array}$$

Now multiply the first number with the $3^{rd}$ digit in $2^{nd}$ number to get intermediate results. That is Multiply 40 with 0. Write the result 0 at the end leaving 2 spaces to the right like this.

$$\begin{array}{c}\phantom{\times9999}40\\\underline{\times\phantom{9}15000}\\\phantom{\times999999}0\\\phantom{\times99999}0\phantom{9}\\\phantom{\times9999}0\phantom{99}\\\end{array}$$

Now multiply the first number with the $4^{th}$ digit in $2^{nd}$ number to get intermediate results. That is Multiply 40 with 5. Write the result 200 at the end leaving 3 spaces to the right like this.

$$\begin{array}{c}\phantom{\times9999}40\\\underline{\times\phantom{9}15000}\\\phantom{\times999999}0\\\phantom{\times99999}0\phantom{9}\\\phantom{\times9999}0\phantom{99}\\\phantom{\times}200\phantom{999}\\\end{array}$$

Now multiply the first number with the $5^{th}$ digit in $2^{nd}$ number to get intermediate results. That is Multiply 40 with 1. Write the result 40 at the end leaving 4 spaces to the right like this.

Now add the intermediate results to get final answer.

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