$110*2012$ = $?$

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Write multiplication expressions using exponents

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110*2012

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Set up multiplication problem: Set up the multiplication problem. Write the numbers to be multiplied in the standard format, one on top of the other, aligning the digits by place value. $110$ $\times 2012$
Multiply ones place: Multiply the digit in the ones place of the bottom number by the top number. $\newline$ $2 \times 110 = 220$ $\newline$ Write this product below the line, under the ones place.
Multiply tens place: Multiply the digit in the tens place of the bottom number by the top number and add a zero (since it is in the tens place). $\newline$ $1 \times 110 = 110$ , but since it's in the tens place, we write it as $1100$ . $\newline$ Write this product below the first product, shifted one place to the left.
Multiply hundreds place: Multiply the digit in the hundreds place of the bottom number by the top number and add two zeros (since it is in the hundreds place). $0 \times 110 = 0$ , but we write it as $0000$ for the hundreds place. Write this product below the second product, shifted two places to the left.
Multiply thousands place: Multiply the digit in the thousands place of the bottom number by the top number and add three zeros (since it is in the thousands place). $\newline$ $2 \times 110 = 220$ , but we write it as $220000$ for the thousands place. $\newline$ Write this product below the third product, shifted three places to the left.
Add up the products: Add up the products. $\newline$ $220$ $\newline$ $1100$ $\newline$ $0000$ $\newline$ $220000$ $\newline$ Adding these numbers, we get: $\newline$ $221320$