Mathematics, 04.12.2020 17:20 Enaszr9657

Ms. Swanson asked the question, "How does knowing the fact 6 × 5 6×5 help you find 60 × 500 60×500?" Maria answered, "I know 6 × 5 6×5 is 30 30. Now all I have to do is count the zeros and I get 3 , 000 3,000." Use place value understanding to explain why her answer is incorrect.

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