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Multiplying Multiples Worksheet

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Multiplying Multiples Worksheet

Work out each product. For the word problems, show a calculation and include the correct unit in your answer.

Calculate

Multiply the multiples of 10 and 100.

1.Find the product of 40 and 200.
2.Calculate 60 × 300.
3.What is 90 × 500?
4.Work out 70 × 400.
5.Calculate 80 × 600.

Match each calculation

Join each multiplication to its product.

Solve the problems

Write a calculation and answer each question.

6.A print shop puts 300 leaflets in each bundle. It makes 40 bundles. How many leaflets are there altogether?
7.A charity packs 70 crates, with 200 tins in each crate. How many tins has it packed?
8.A stadium has 50 sections, each with 600 seats. What is the total number of seats?

Think it through

Choose carefully, then explain your method.

9.Which calculation has the greatest product?
  • 60 × 400
  • 70 × 300
  • 50 × 500
  • 80 × 200
10.Explain a quick way to calculate 60 × 400 without using a written column method.

2 printable pages

  • Multiplying Multiples Worksheet, page 1 of 2: Calculate

    Page 1

  • Multiplying Multiples Worksheet, page 2 of 2: Match each calculation, Solve the problems, Think it through

    Page 2

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