Properties and Terms
Patterns in Multiplication
Estimate Products
Zeros in the Multiplicand
Zeros in the Multiplier
100

What does the Zero Property of Multiplication state?

If you multiply a number and zero, the product will be zero.

100

What do you notice with this pattern below?:

1 x 7 = 7

10 x 7 = 70

100 x 7 = 700

1000 x 7 = 7000

You are multiplying multiples of ten. You keep the nonzero number (7) and add the correct number of zeros.

100

What place value do you always round to when estimating products?

The first digit in the problem (ex: the 4 in 487)

100

What is the multiplicand in this problem? 2809 x 5

2809

100

What is the multiplier in the problem? 797 x 201

201

200

What does the Identity Property of Multiplication State?

If you multiply a number and one, the product will be that number.

200

When you are multiplying a whole number by a multiple of ten, (10, 200, 6000), what is your first step?

To multiply the nonzero numbers.

200

If you are multiplying 56 and 19, what do the 56 and the 19 round to?

60 and 20

200

What property does this problem show? 

6 x (80,000+50)

The distributive property

200

Use rounding to estimate, then multiply: 391 x 104

40,664

300

What would the product be for this equation?: 79 x 0

0

300

Find the products:

10 x 6

100 x 6

1000 x 6

60

600

6000

300

Round and then multiply to find the estimate of: 

114 x 25

3,000

300

Use rounding to estimate, then multiply: 9060 x 4

36,240

300

Use rounding to estimate, then multiply: 360 x 703

253,080
400

What is a multiplicand?

The first number that appears in a multiplication problem.

400

Find the products:

90 x 40

900 x 40

9000 x 40

3,600

36,000

360,000

400

Round and then multiply to find the estimate of:

502 x 305

150,000

400

Find the product using the distributive property: 

8 x 79,000

632,000

400

Find the product: 600 x 739

443,400

500

When you are solving a multiplication problem with a zero in the multiplier, what happens to the second row? What do you do with the third row?

You do not have a second row because anything times zero is zero. You add two zeros in the third row.

500

Find the product:

20 x 30 x 6000

3,600,000

500

One box of oranges weighs about 48 pounds. Will 550 boxes of oranges weigh less than 25,000 pounds?

No. The estimate is 600 x 50, which equals about 30,000 pounds.

500

How many feet are there in 8003 yards? (Hint: there are 3 feet in a yard)

24,009

500

Find the product: 900 x 846

761,400

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