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yep! That's right, ex. 13+4=17, also, 10+3+4=17

Answer:

Yes, the sum of partial products is equal to the final product.

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to check whether the sum of partial products is equal to the final product.

Let as consider the expression \(12\times 25\).

The product of this expression is

\(12\times 25=300\)

Write each numbers as the sum of place values.

\(12=10+2\)

\(25=20+5\)

Now, find the partial products.  

           |         10                           2

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20       |    20×10=200         20×2=40

5         |      5×10=50               5×2=10

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Sum of partial products is

\(200+40+50+10=300\)

Therefore, the sum of partial products is equal to the final product.