Partial Product 1
Use any method to solve the following problem:
29 x 4
116
Solve the following problem:
73 x 5
365
Solve the following problem:
47 x 6
282
Solve the following problem:
45 x 5
225
Rob’s school has 19 third-grade students. There are 10 times as many total students in Rob’s school. How many total students are in Rob’s school?
190
Use any method to solve the following problem:
56 x 3
168
Solve the following problem:
27 x 6
162
Solve the following problem:
21 x 7
147
Solve the following problem:
53 x 7
371
Sergio has 4 times as many coins in his collection as Tina has in her collection. Tina has 19 coins in her collection. How many coins does Sergio have?
76 Coins
Use any method to solve the following problem:
46 x 7
322
Solve the following problem:
91 x 8
728
Solve the following problem:
36 x 3
108
Solve the following problem:
82 x 3
246
Rosie and Tiffany are all on a bowling team. In a recent game, Tiffany scored twice as many points as Rosie. Rosie scored 70 points. What is the total number of points scored by both girls?
210 Points
Use any method to solve the following problem:
67 x 6
402
Solve the following problem:
37 x 7
259
Solve the following problem:
53 x 8
424
Solve the following problem:
45 x 4
180
Graham practiced piano for 35 minutes each morning for 4 days. How many minutes did Graham practice piano altogether?
140 minutes
Use any method to solve the following problem:
49 x 8
392
Solve the following problem:
75 x 9
395
Solve the following problem:
57 x 9
513
Solve the following problem:
34 x 7
238
Ruth and Mari sold fruit baskets for a school fundraiser. Ruth sold 21 fruit baskets. Mari sold twice as many fruit baskets as Ruth. They sold each fruit basket for $6. What is the total amount of money Ruth and Mari made selling fruit baskets?
$378