Video Transcript
93 tens times 10 equals blank. a) 93 ones, b) 93 hundreds, c) 93 thousands, d) 103 tens, or e) 103 hundreds.
We’re trying to multiply 93 tens by
10. In order to do that, let’s consider
another example. Let’s consider what one ten times
10 equals. Here’s our block of 10. One ten is 10 ones. And 10 times 10 equals 100. One ten times 10 equals 100.
And that means 93 tens times 10
equals 93 hundreds.
