How are an area model and the standard algorithm for 23 × 14 alike?

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Identify the shared math idea behind both methods. This 5th Grade Math lesson builds the skill Explain methods and critique solutions with a concept card and practice.

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Question

How are an area model and the standard algorithm for 23 × 14 alike?

Accepted Answer

Both use place value and partial products to find the same total product.