Free Multiply 2-digits numbers with area models Practice Problems • Learn To Be

The rectangle below has an area of

29\times97

. The rectangle is decomposed into four smaller rectangles with the side lengths labeled in the figure. (The image is not drawn to scale.)

What is the area of rectangles $A$ , $B$ , $C$ , and $D?$


$A=$	Your answer should be an integer, like $6$ an exact decimal, like $0.75$ a simplified proper fraction, like $3/5$ a simplified improper fraction, like $7/4$ a mixed number, like $1\ 3/4$
$B=$	Your answer should be an integer, like $6$ an exact decimal, like $0.75$ a simplified proper fraction, like $3/5$ a simplified improper fraction, like $7/4$ a mixed number, like $1\ 3/4$
$C=$	Your answer should be an integer, like $6$ an exact decimal, like $0.75$ a simplified proper fraction, like $3/5$ a simplified improper fraction, like $7/4$ a mixed number, like $1\ 3/4$
$D=$	Your answer should be an integer, like $6$ an exact decimal, like $0.75$ a simplified proper fraction, like $3/5$ a simplified improper fraction, like $7/4$ a mixed number, like $1\ 3/4$

What is $29\times97?$

Multiply 2-digits numbers with area models