4th Grade Multiplication
57 x 6
342
603 divided by 3
201
Round 264 to the nearest tens place.
260
10 x 10=
100
The South Carolina football stadium can seat 82, 256 people. The Clemson football stadium can seat 81,899 people. Which stadium holds more people and how much more?
South Carolina - 357 more people
38 x 9
342
Sam had 23 Blow Pops to give away to her 7 friends. How many Blow Pops did each friend get and how many did Same have left over?
Each friend got 3 Blow Pops and Same had 2 left over.
Round 5,240 to the nearest hundred
5,200
200 x 2 =
400
Polly is exactly 6 years old. How many days old is Polly?
2,190 days
385 x 7
2,695
750 divided by 6 is...
125
What is the value of the number 6 in the following number, 56,789?
6,000
50 x 30 =
1,500
Is the number 29 a prime or composite number?
Prime!
21,336
648 divided by 8
81
Round 27,449 to the nearest thousand.
27,000
700 x 30
21,000
List all the factors of 24.
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24
24x36=
864
There were 250 students that needed to be put into 5 classes. How many students were in each class?
50 students
Round 402,756 to the nearest ten thousand.
400,000
2000 x 8
16,000
Brody saved $32.80 from his school allowance. He bought 2 superhero action figures which cost a total of $7.90 and a toy robot for $8.70. How much does he have left?
$16.20
83 x 45
3,735
4,200 divided by 7
600
Compare the value of the 3 in 103,964 to the value of the 3 in 134,759
The value of the 3 in 134,758 is 10 times greater.
60,000 x 7=
420,000
Mr. Woodward had 3 quarters, 4 dimes, and 6 pennies in his pocket. Mr. Brazell had 11 dimes, 7 nickels, and 43 pennies in his pocket. Who had more money and how much more?
Mr. Brazell had 67 cents more.