Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Circle the set of dots representing the ones place. Circle the two sets of dots representing the tens place. Circle the set of dots representing the hundreds place. Add up the dots in the ones place. Add up the dots in the tens place. Add up the dots in the hundreds place. Determine your final answer.

Answer: These are the dots formed at the intersection where the ones lines for each number intersect. Think, "A one times a one equals a one." For example, for 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you would circle the dots formed where the 4 lines intersect with the 2 lines, which are in the set on the right side of the diagram. These are the dots formed when the ones digit of either number intersects with the tens digit of the other number. Think, "A one times a ten equals a ten." For example, for 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you would circle the dots formed where the 1 line intersects with the 4 lines, and where the 2 lines intersect with the 3 lines, which are in the middle of the diagram. These are the dots formed at the intersection where the tens lines for each number intersect. Think, "A ten times a ten equals a hundred." For example, for 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you would circle the dots formed where the 3 lines intersect with the 1 line, which is on the left side of the diagram. These are the dots you circled on the right side of the diagram. This number will be in the ones place of your answer. For 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you should count 8 dots. So 8{\displaystyle 8} will be the digit in the ones place of your final answer. These are the two sets of dots in the middle of the diagram. This number will be in the tens place of your answer. For 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you should count 10 dots. Just like any time you add or multiply, once a digit in any place value reaches 10, you need to carry. So, if you count 10 for the tens place, you would place a 0{\displaystyle 0} in the tens place, and carry the 1 over to the hundreds place. These are the dots you circled on the left side of the diagram. This number will be hundreds place of your answer. For 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you should count 3 dots. Don't forget to add any amount you carried over. For 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you carried over a 1 from the tens place, so calculate 3+1=4{\displaystyle 3+1=4}. So 4{\displaystyle 4} will be the digit in the hundreds place of your final answer. Put together all the digits you found for each place value. For example, for 3412{\displaystyle 34 imes 12}, you determine an 8{\displaystyle 8} goes in the ones place, a 0{\displaystyle 0} goes in the tens place, and a 4{\displaystyle 4} goes in the hundreds place. So your final answer is 408{\displaystyle 408}.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Download Google Cloud Print compatible apps. Print items saved to your hard drive or compatible apps. Print through Google Chrome. Save files and pages to your Google Drive.

Answer: The number of applications that are Google Cloud Print compatible continues to grow. You may always print pages and files through the Chrome Browser regardless of your device. If you are searching for alternative printing methods, consult the detailed list of compatible apps or scan the abbreviated list below: Mac Computer: Cloud Printer, The Web (Chrome Browser). Windows Computer: The Web (Chrome Browser), Paperless Printer, Cloud Print for Windows, Wappwolf, Google Cloud Printer for Windows. All Mobile Devices: Mobile Google Apps, The Web (Chrome Browser), KODAK Email Print. Android Devices: Cloud Print Beta, PrinterShare™️ Mobile Print, Cloud Printer, Easy Print, Fiabee, PrintJinni™️, Google Cloud Print. iOS Devices: PrintCentral Pro. Open the Google Cloud Print Management page and click on the orange "Printer" button. Select Upload file to print > Select a file from the computer. Once you have chosen the file, click "Open. Pick your cloud-ready printer and hit "Print." With Google Cloud Print, you may print pages and files that appear in your Chrome Browser. Click on the menu button in the top right corner of your Chrome web browserthis is the icon with three vertical lines. Click "Print." Locate the "Destination section and select "Change." Click on the desired cloud-ready printer and hit "Print." Instead of printing out a document, you may wish to save a PDF version of the file to your Cloud Drive. Click on the menu button in the top right corner of your Chrome web browserthis is marked by the icon with three vertical linesand select "Print" from the dropdown menu. Find the section labeled "Destination" and select Change > Save to Google Drive > Save.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep your cacti in direct sunlight. Keep your cacti in an area that is room-temperature if they're indoors. Add a fertilizer to your indoor and outdoor cacti every 4 weeks.

Answer:
For indoor cacti, keep them near a window where they will receive direct sunlight from outside. For outdoor cacti, plant them in an area where there is full sun. Room-temperature will be fine until winter arrives, when you'll need to give your cacti a "resting period." During winter keep your cacti in an area that is around 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius). Do not expose your cacti to temperatures below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius) or above 70 degrees Fahrenheit (12 degrees Celsius) during the resting period. Your cacti needs fertilizer in the summer. Use a high-potassium fertilizer to help your cacti grow faster and encourage flower growth. Look for a slow-release fertilizer at your local gardening store.