4multiplication: (Mu Ltiplication Tables
4multiplication: (Mu Ltiplication Tables
{ MultiplicationTables
LearnAbout lt
Supposeyou want to buy 4 mangoesat $6 each. How much will it cost?
Yod often need to work out things like this. To help,you learn a few simple
facts. These are you{ muldpllcation tables.
The result of multiptying numbers is called the
product. Word Check
Make sure that you know your multiplication multlplication table a list
ables before you start these questions. showing 1 x anumber,
2 x it,3 x it, and so on.
product ttre result of
multiplying numbers
Try lt Out
@ enAr.* did some questions'Write
on ables. He wrote the answersdown but forgot
to write out the questions. his work out as shown in the example.
n-arnple 8
Answer 4x2=8
Practice
@ Ur. multiplication tables to answer these questions. Show the working before
you write down Sre answer.
n*arnple Annalee has 4 shelves in her room. Eadr shelf holds 8 folders.
How many folders can she put on her shelves?
Worklng 4x8=32
Answer She can put32 folders on her shelves.
Q no-r and Co. send items all over the country. They put items into boxes,then
pac.k the boxes into cases. Copy and complete the table.
Soap I 6
Hairspray 4 I
Comb 6 5
Towel 3 I
Sponge I 5
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Unit 2 The four-Op"r.tion,
Further Practice
Each number machine has 5 numbers that are fed into it. Copy the table and
fill in the last column. The first one has been done for you.
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the tens column units
4 Multiplication
Chaoter
Multiply by 100
4 Multiplying by IOOis iust the sameas multiplying by fO and then
multiplying by 1Oagain.
Multiplying by l0O changesunits into hundreds. This shows what
happenswhen you work out 3 x 1OO.
a 6 a
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6t 6' o
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E o g = a g P o P
E g = E g =
3 3 <+- 3 0 0
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hondredscolumn tensandunitscolumns
7 I 7 1 <<- 7 1 0 0
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put0'sintheempty
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intothethousands
7 mbves column
and1movesintothehundreds
column tensandunitscolumns
Unit2 Thefow Op"rr,ion,
Try lt Out
t Multipty each of these numbers by 10.
O
r-arnFle .34
'Working
and answer 34x tO = 34O (Put O onto tbe end of j4.)
Example 9l
Working and answer 9l x lOO = 9100
(Put OOonto tbe end of 91.)
3 You can work o.rr tO x 60. Find 8 x 6 first, then put 0 onto the end twice
because both numbers have O at the end.
8Ox60
i s t h e s a m e a s8 x 6 xlOxl0
is the same as 48 x 10 x lO = 4800.
4 Work out 40 x 5O.Be carefi.rl!
4x5=2O.
Put OOonto the end:2000.
So 4O x 5O = 20OO.
Try lt Out
@ wort theseout usingmethod1,2,3 or 4above.
I (a) 5x3o (b)6x40 (c)3x70
(d) 60x6 (e)30x9 (D 80x5
2 (a) 7 x2OO (b) 3 x aoo (c) 4 x 5oo
(d) 9oox z (e) 8O0x 8 (f) 200 x 9
3'(a) ,o x70 (b) lo x so (c) 60 x 20
(il) 40 x 40 (e) 7o x zo (D 5ox6o
Practice
(D t" each question, two answers are the sameand the other is different.
Find the'odd one out'.
There is one question that needs special care!
Garden shed , 50
Patio 60
Garage extension , 40
Smallcar 200
Familycar 300
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Further Practice
(t) n""n number machine has five input numbers. Copy the table, then
work out the output numbers. Put your working underneath the table.
Exanple 10,20,
30,40,50 D 20,40.60,
80,100
I 6,4,7,9,5 D
2 4,3,9,6,8 D
3 80,30,60,50,70 D
{t 90,20,70,30,40 D
5 300,800,700,400,900 D
6 N,70,90,20,80 D
7 30,70,60,20,50 D
8 8,9,3,5,4 D
@ fr.tt question has two multiplications. Work them out, then write *ne if they
give the sameanswer or diFFrart if they don't.
1 (a)6x10 (b)3oxz 2 (a) 10x8 (b) 4xzo
3 (a)4xl0o (b) roxAo 4 (a) 1O0x7 (b) 8o x r0
5.(a) 5x4o (b)4xSo 6 (a) 2x6O (b)40x3
7 (a) 80x3 (b)4x5o 8 (a) 9 0x 7 (b)ffxro
9 (a) 6x6oo (b) gooxa 10 (a) 2x8OO (b) 1o0 x 12
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Chapter4 Multiplication
I€ MultiPly by a Digit
LearnAbout lt
If you knovr your tables and can multipty by f_0or 1(X),you can multiply any
number by a single digit.
Tko different people will show you how they do it.
1 7 3 1 7 3 1 7 3
x -T 4 x --ET4 x 4
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units:
+
tens:
+
hundreds:
3x4=12 7x4=28 lx4=4
Write2 here; Youwould Youwould
carryI to write8 here write4 here
thetens butyouhave butyouhave
to addonthe to addon$e
1carriedfrom 2 carried
before,sowrite frombefore,
t here;carry2 sowrite
intothehundreds 6 here
Word Check
column a position for a digit
product the result of
multiplying numbers
Try lt Out
Q ur. Rob'sbox method to do these.
1 21x 4 2 4 3x 2 3 )x53 4 6x81 5 27x4
6 7x55 7 1 2 3x g I 5x415 9 68sx3 10 l2l7 x I
Practice
$ nacfr question has two multiplications. You can use either method to find the
answers. Work them out, then write s4rru if they give the same answer or
diffiaa* if they don't.
1 . ( a )2 4 x 7 (b) 21 x8 2 (a) 45xB ($)5x75
3 (a) 6zx3 Cb)6x36 4 (a) 81 x 6 (b) 54 xg
5 (a) 99x8 (b) 88x9 6 (a)zx11r (b)yxe
7 (a) 7 x225 (b) 185 x 9 8 (a) 833 x 4 b) 476x7
9 (a) 8x265 (b) 5 x 424 10 (a) 1554x 9 b) 243r x 6
Chapter4 Multiplication
FurtherPractice
@ ur. the method you prefer to answerthese.
Remember to'turn the question round'if you have to.
121x4 2 3zx3 3 42x2 4 6x5r 5 62x4
6 2x84 73x63 833x5 946x7 10 2 9x 3
11 4 457 12 9x28 13 94x8 14 3x176 15 r 3 5 x 4
16 2x277 17 633x7 18-9x 528 19 6 x ro48 20 5533x 5
@ wort out how much it costs to buy all the issues of these magazines.
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x 6 0 7
flno 4m 1m
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2 5 8 0 +3 0 1 = 2 8 8 1 7 8 0 0 +5 2 0 + 2 3 4 = 8554
6 7 3 2 9
These diagrams show how x 4 3 x 2 6
Janice would do them 2U1 I 917s4
using long multiPlication. 2 6280 6 5 r 80
2 8 8 1 8 5 5 4
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Try lt Out
@ ur. Rob'sbox method to do these.
Remember that you can change the order of the numbers if you like.
1 2rxr4 2 43 x2 8 3 5 3 x6 3 4 r6xBI5 5 287x49 6 r 7o7x55
Practice
@ f" each question, two answers are the same and the other is different.
Find the'odd one out'. use the method you prefer to work them out.
There is one question that needs special care!
Eyarnple 43 x 24 x 32
Working 43 1037
xz.4 x 37
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8 6 0 3 0 q 6 a
t c 3 7 3 3 4 7 4
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