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    This document provides guidance on solving routine multiplication problems in multiple steps. It gives the steps as: 1) understand the problem, 2) plan the operation, 3) solve the operation, and 4) check the answer. It then demonstrates using these steps to solve sample problems involving multiplying the number of candies a factory can wrap in an hour by the number of hours worked. It also provides practice for students to solve another sample routine multiplication problem in multiple steps.

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    This document provides guidance on solving routine multiplication problems in multiple steps. It gives the steps as: 1) understand the problem, 2) plan the operation, 3) solve the operation, and 4) check the answer. It then demonstrates using these steps to solve sample problems involving multiplying the number of candies a factory can wrap in an hour by the number of hours worked. It also provides practice for students to solve another sample routine multiplication problem in multiple steps.

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    Solving Routine and Non-Routine Problems Involving Money and Whole Numbers

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    This document provides guidance on solving routine multiplication problems in multiple steps. It gives the steps as: 1) understand the problem, 2) plan the operation, 3) solve the operation, and 4) check the answer. It then demonstrates using these steps to solve sample problems involving multiplying the number of candies a factory can wrap in an hour by the number of hours worked. It also provides practice for students to solve another sample routine multiplication problem in multiple steps.

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    Let us PRAY

    Solving Routine and


    Non-routine Problems
    Involving MULTIPLICATION OF
    WHOLE NUMBERS
    A group of factory workers can wrap 830
    candies an hour. How many candies can
    they wrap in 72 hours?
    REMEMBER
    This is an example of routine problems.
    Routine problems are problems that have
    solutions which can be immediately
    identified.
    REMEMBER

    In answering routine problems. We


    follow the following steps.
    A. UNDERSTAND

    Read and understand the problem.

    Know what is asked in the problem.

    Find the given facts.


    B. PLAN

    Determine the operation to be used.

    Write the number sentence.


    C. SOLVE

    Solve using the operation.


    D. CHECK AND LOOK BACK

    See if your answer makes sense.

    State your complete answer.


    LET’S SIMPLIFY
    A. Know what is asked in the problem.
    B. Find the given facts.
    C. Determine the operation to be used.
    D. Write the number sentence.
    E. Solve using the operation.
    F. State your complete answer.
    LET’S TRY
    Let us solve the routine problem
    using the steps discussed.
    A group of factory workers can wrap 830
    candies an hour. How many candies can
    they wrap in 72 hours?
    ACTIVITY
    Solve the routine problem using the
    steps discussed.
    Mrs. Dizon, the school nurse examined 48 pupils per
    day. How many pupils did she examine in 5 days?
    1. What is asked for in the problem?
    _________________________________
    2. What are given?
    _________________________________
    3. What is the operation to be used?
    _________________________________
    4. What is the number sentence?
    _________________________________
    5. What is the answer?
    _________________________________
    REMINDE
    R
    Study the following topics and
    prepare for a quiz tomorrow.
    - Multiplying 3 by 2 digit numbers
    - Estimating products
    - Steps in solving routine problems
    YOU ARE
    AWESOM
    E
    Let us PRAY
    Solving Multi-Step Routine and
    Non-routine Problems
    Involving MULTIPLICATION and
    ADDITION OR SUBTRACTION
    STEPS IN SOLVING ROUTINE
    PROBLEMS
    A. Know what is asked in the problem.
    B. Find the given facts.
    C. Determine the operation/s to be used.
    D. Write the number sentence.
    E. Solve using the operation.
    F. State your complete answer.
    Fidel had 12 boxes of paper plates. Each box
    contains 36 paper plates. He used 173 paper
    plates for the birthday party of his son. How
    many paper plates were left?
    Mang Victor needs 405 bamboo poles for his
    fish pens. Mang Luis will sell him 98 pieces
    while Mang Allan will sell him 75 pieces. How
    many more bamboo poles will Mang Victor
    need?
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