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What's the difference between primary school students' oral arithmetic and written arithmetic?
The difference between oral calculation and written calculation: can't write, can write.

Oral arithmetic means calculating with your heart, without writing, calculating in your head, and then reporting (writing) the results.

Written calculation is the process of writing on paper with a pen, also called calculus.

Such as oral calculation (direct writing results):

1) 200×30= 2) 42×4= 3) 63×7= 4) 230×20-46=

Such as calculation problems (calculation outside the formula, write the necessary process):

1),

408- 12×24

= 408 - 288

= 120

2),

(46+28)×60

= 74 x 60

= 4440