Multiply by 100
Find the product 0f 4 and 100
400
204
Find the product of 123 and 111
13,653
Julietta sells 75 homemade necklaces. Each necklace costs $11. How much money did Julietta make?
$825
Joanne spent $95 on a shopping trip.
She spent $12 for nail polish and $39 for a sweater.
She spent the rest of the money on groceries.
Write an equation can be used to find g, the amount of money in dollars that Ava spent on groceries.
95 = 12 + 39 + g
Find the product of 30 and 100
3,000
Multiply 28 x 15
420
Find the product of 322 and 232
74,704
Gavon has 2 dozen cookies. He sells each cookie for $5. Assuming he sold all of the cookies, how much money did he make?
$120
Andrea needs to crate 79 watermelons. If she can fit 9 watermelons in each crate, how many crates does she need?
9 crates
Find the product of 400 and 100
40,000
Multiply 122 x 15
1,830
Find the product of 435 and 326
141,810
Josiah had 32 orange marbles. Then he bought 2 bags of blue marbles with 5 marbles in each bag. How many marbles does Josiah have now?
42 marbles
Elyana needs to ship watches for her boss. Elyana has 60 watches and 8 boxes. Each box must contain an equal number of watches. How many watches will she have left over?
4 watches
Find the product
2 x 6 x 100
1200
Multiply 695 x 17
11,815
Find the product of 652 and 324
211,248
A bakery makes 3 dozen brownies to sell at a party. Each brownie costs $4. How much money does the bakery make?
$144
Otto has 110 toy cars in his collection. He gives 16 cars to his best friend. He divides the remaining cars between him and his little brother. How many cars does Otto have now?
47 Cars
Find the product
5 x 3 x 100
1500
Multiply 489 x 97
47,433
Find the product of 512 and 976
499,712
Ms. Christmas has $90 to buy workbooks. Each work book cost $4. If she buys as many workbooks as possible, how much money does she have leftover?
$2
David has a large collection of baseball cards. His older brother John gave him a set of 52 cards for his birthday, and his younger brother Gary gave him twice as many cards as Tom. Now David has 412 cards. Write an equation that could be used to find the number of cards that David had before his birthday?
412 = (52 x 3)+ b