Multiplying Whole numbers
Find the product: 20 × 5
100
Aiden earns 106 points in his favorite video game. He spends 14 points on new gear. He then splits the rest of his points evenly between two new levels. How many points does Aiden have left for each level?
46
Write an expression that represents the calculation “add 5 and 6, then multiply by 3"?
(5+6) x 3
Find the product: 70 × 7
490
The school had 67 tablets for students. They purchased 13 more. Over time, 24 tablets stopped working. How many tablets are still working?
56
Which expression represents the calculation “subtract 13 from 17, then multiply by 3"?
3 × (17 − 13)
Multiply 28 by 100.
2,800
The art club made 16 posters for the school hallway. Their teacher added 24 more posters. They displayed them evenly on 8 bulletin boards. How many posters went on each board?
5
There are 7 buses with 10 students on each bus. 13 students get off early for a field trip stop. Write an expression that would be used to calculate the number of students present at school.
(7x10) - 13
Find the product: 508 × 28
14,222
Pam made 3 dozen cupcakes. She took them to school and divided them evenly between her 6 teachers. How many cupcakes did each teacher receive?
6
A bakery makes 9 trays with 12 cookies on each tray. 15 cookies are sold. Write an expression that would be used to calculate the number of students present at school.
(9x12) -15
953 x 99
94,347
Tracy is saving for a new pair of boots that cost $59. She has $18 in her piggy bank. Her aunt gives her $15 for her birthday. How much money does Tracy still need to buy the boots?
26
A school has 4 classes with 8 students each. 7 students leave early. Write an expression that would be used to calculate the number of students present at school.
(4x8)-7