In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The page will open in a new window. Alternatively, you can pick Open in New Tab if you want it to open in a new tab within your window.
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In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Place 1 of the double-digit numbers on top and the other double-digit number directly below it. While there's no right or wrong way to place the numbers, if you have a double-digit that ends with a zero such as 40, place it on the bottom, and put any number with more (nonzero) digits on top. This will let you skip a calculation. For example, if you're multiplying 22 by 43, you can put either number on the top or bottom. For the moment, don't worry about the bottom tens number. Just use the bottom one's number and multiply it by the one's number directly above it. Write the result directly below the line. So for 22 x 43, you'll multiply 3 by 2 to get 6. Use the same bottom number and multiply it by the number of the top ten. Then write the result under the line so it's directly below the tens space. For example, with 22 x 43, you'll now need to multiply 3 by the other 2 to get 6. The number under your line should be 66. Before you begin multiplying the next part, place a zero under the one's place. This will hold the space so you can begin multiplying the bottom tens number. So if you've got 66 as your first result, put a 0 right under the 6 in the ones place. Now that you've already worked the bottom one's number, multiply the bottom tens number by the top one's number. Write the result next to the zero you wrote. For example, 4 x 2 = 8, so write an 8 next to the 0. Write the result next to the number you just wrote down. For 4 x 2, write another 8 next to the 80 you already have written down. If your numbers don't have any more digits, you're ready to add both rows of your results. The number you get will be the answer. For example, you'll need to add 66 + 880 to get 946.
Summary: Write the double-digit numbers on top of each other. Multiply the bottom one's number by the top one's number. Multiply the bottom one's number by the number of the top ten. Place a zero under your result. Multiply the bottom tens number by the top one's number. Multiply the bottom tens number by the number of the top ten. Add both of your results to get a final answer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may get evicted if you get caught with a dog. If dogs are clearly against the rules in the lease, you have broken the lease by hiding your dog. Your landlord may require you to move fast. Moving is expensive. In addition to paying for things like moving trucks and gas, you will have to pay to transfer your utilities. You will also have to put down a deposit on a new apartment, and may have to pay first month's rent upfront. Make sure you have a nest egg to front these expenses in the event you have to move fast. The potential financial fallout is one of the reasons it's risky to sneak a dog in an apartment. It's hard to judge your neighbors' attitude. Some of them may not mind you bending the rules, while others may be irritated. Some people may have specifically chosen that apartment complex because they dislike dogs. Be polite to your neighbors at all times. Keep your dog from jumping on them, barking, or generally disturbing anyone. If you're respectful of your neighbors, they're more likely to like you. This will decrease the likelihood they'll report you to the landlord if they catch you with a dog. A pet deposit usually covers any damage caused by a pet. If your dog, say, chews up the carpet, the $300 you put down for the pet deposit will cover this. However, if you're sneaking your dog in, you won't have a pet despot as a buffer. In the event your dog damages the unit, you will have to pay any damages upfront. It's always best not to break the rules. You could get in a lot of trouble and end up spending a lot of money sneaking in a dog. You may be able to convince a landlord to make an exception to the no pets rule. You can explain to a potential landlord that you have a dog. If there are any reasons you cannot give the dog up, let him or her know. For example, maybe your dog has special needs and would not do well with another owner. Offer to write up a contract. You could provide a legal document promising to take care of any damages done by your dog. You and your landlord could both agree on the terms of the document. If the landlord sees you're willing to take responsibility and pay potential damages, he or she may be more willing to allow you to have a dog.
Summary:
Make sure you have the money to move fast. Watch out for your neighbors. Prepare to pay for damages upfront. Try to negotiate with your landlord instead.