Multiplication Facts 0-12
Double Digit by Single Digit
Double Digit by Double Digit
Vocabulary
Word Problems
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2 x 8 =
16
10
22 x 9 =
198
10
36 x 25 =
900
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This Property states that any number multiplied by 0 equals 0
example: 3 x 0 = 0
a. commutative property
b. identity property of multiplication
c. zero property of multiplication
c. zero property of multiplication
10
There are 12 students in Mr. C's class. How many total student fingers are there in Mr. C's class?
12 x 10 = 120
20
4 x 6 =
24
20
34 x 6 =
204
20
15 x 29
435
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This property states that any number multiplied by 1 equals that number.
ex: 4 x 1 = 4
a. commutative property
b. identity property of multiplication
c. zero property of multiplication
b. identity property of multiplication
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Kerry is delivering newspapers. There are 72 houses on Kerry's paper route. Each house gets one newspaper. How many newspapers will Kerry deliver?
72 x 1 = 72
30
6 x 7 =
42
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56 x 7 =
392
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86 x 78 =
6,708
30
These two numbers are called:
a. products
b. factors
c. multiples
b. factors
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Tamara eats 15 grapes on Tuesday. She eats 9 grapes on Wednesday. How many grapes does she eat all together?
24
40
12 x 9 =
108
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68 x 3 =
204
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92 x 34 =
3,128
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This property states that the order of the factors does NOT change the product.
ex. 4 x 5 = 20. and 5 x 4 = 20
a. identity property of multiplication
b. commutative property
c. distributive property
b. commutative property
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Mrs. Romero gives stickers to her students when they do well on exams. She estimates that she will need 4 stickers for each student. If there are 33 students in her class, how many stickers will she need?
33 x 4 = 132
50
12 x 12 =
144
50
97 x 6 =
582
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38 x 99 =
3,762
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This number is called:
a. factor
b. multiple
c. product
c. product
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Brooke picked raspberries from her garden. She picked 8 pints and 17 raspberries fit into a pint. How many raspberries did Brooke pick?
17 x 8 = 136