Multiplication
What is the product of 12 x 35?
420
85 divided by 5
17
Write an equation for the statement below:
45 is 9 times as many as 5
45 = 9 x 5
There are 24 cars in a parking lot. Each car has 4 wheels. How many wheels is this in all?
96
64 x 53
3392
Calculate the quotient 921/3.
307
Below are the dojo points for some 4th grade students. Which Student has 5 times more dojos than Samhita
a. Gavin- 45
b. John- 15
c. Samhita- 9
d. Charlie- 14
a. Gavin- 45
If 48 students line up into 8 equal rows, how many students would there be in each row?
What is the Product of 5 x 364?
1820
686/5
137 r 1
Porter is 8 times as old as Jack. Jack is 4 years old. Which statements are correct?
a. Peter is 4 + 4 years old
b. To find out how Peter is solve the number sentence 8 + 4= ?
c. Peter is 8 x 4 years old
d. Peter is 32 divided by 8 years old
e. Peter is 4 + 4 + 4 + 4+ 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 years old
f. Peter is 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 years old
g. Peter is 32 years old
h. Peter is 12 years old
c. Peter is 8 x 4 years old
e. Peter is 4 + 4 + 4 + 4+ 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 years old
f. Peter is 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 years old
g. Peter is 32 years old
Tami gets 6 dojo points every time she turns in 2 math problems. Tammy completed 15 math problems. How many dojos did she earn?
42 dojos
7 x 5624
39,368
Calculate the quotient of 2583 divided by 4.
645 r3
Lee, Tom, and Jake have bags of marbles.
Lee has 12 marbles, which is 4 times more than Tom has. Jake has 4 times more than Lee.
Which of the following statements are true?
a. Jake has the same amount of marbles as Lee and Tom combined.
b. Jake has 16 times more marbles than Tom.
c. Tom and Jake spent the same amount of money.
d. Tom has 8 times more than Lee.
b. Jake has 16 times more marbles than Tom.
Bob has $250. He spends $142 on a Disney World Ticket and spent the rest on Collector's Pins that cost $4 each.
Which Equation shows the amount of money spent?
a. (250/142)-4
b. (142-4)/x250
c. (250-142)/4
d. (142-250)/4
c. (250-142)/4
What is the product of 8 x 8796?
70368
7629/8
953 r5
Jimmy walked his dog for 72 miles in July. That is 7 times more than he walked his dog in May and June combined. How many miles could he have walked in May and June?
a. 9 miles in May + 6 miles in June
b. 4 miles in May + 5 miles in June
c. 6 miles in May + 3 miles in June
d. 0 miles in May + 5 miles in June
b. 4 miles in May + 5 miles in June
c. 6 miles in May + 3 miles in June
Bob has $250. He spends $142 on a Disney World Ticket and spent the rest on Collector's Pins that cost $5 each.
Bob bought ______ Collector's Pins and had ______ dollars left.
Bob bought 21 Collector's Pins and had 3 dollars left.