Multiplication and Division
54÷6=
9
29÷4=
7R1
______ is defined as repeated addition of equal-sized groups. A) Multiplication B) Array C) Multiple D) Factor
A) Multiplication
Ariel planted 25 rows of grapefruit trees. If she planted 24 grapefruit trees in each row, how many grapefruit trees did she plant altogether?
600
The PTA president at Jones Elementary School ordered 4,420 chocolate candy bars to sell. She shared all the candy bars equally among 6 grade levels and saved the extra candy bars. How many candy bars did she give to each grade level?
736
What is the product of 36 and 10?
360
45÷7=
6R3
_____ is defined as a set of objects and numbers arranged in rows and columns. A) Multiplication B) Array C) Multiple D) Factor
B) Array
Round trip airline tickets for a vacation to California cost $1,275 for each person. How much would the tickets cost for 4 people?
$5,100
Thirty-eight members of a soccer club will be traveling to a summer camp in cars. If each car holds 5 people, how many cars will they need to transport everyone?
8
72x3=
216
13÷5=
2R3
_____ is defined as the product of a given whole number and any other whole number. A) Multiplication B) Array C) Multiple D) Factor
C) Multiple
An elementary school needed large boxes of candy for a spring festival. A local store donated 42 cases with 25 bars in each case. How many candy bars did the store donate?
$1,050
A library has 6 main rooms to display different types of books. Each room has 6 shelves. Each shelf holds 80 books. What is the total number of books the library has on display?
2,880
What is the quotient of 63 and 7?
9
16÷3=
5R1
_____ is defined as a number that is multiplied by another number to find a product. A) Multiplication B) Array C) Multiple D) Factor
D) Factor
A baker made 188 donut holes and put them in bags. He put 8 donut holes in each bag and filled as many bags as he could. How many donut holes were left over?
4
Last weekend, Linda made and sold jars of lotion to earn extra money. On Saturday, she sold 52 jars and on Sunday she sold 65 jars. She sold all of the jars for $2 each. How much money did Linda earn selling jars of lotion?
$234
56÷8=
7
35÷6=
5R5
_____ (Product or quotient) is the answer to a multiplication problem, and _____ (Product or quotient) is the answer to a division problem.
Product, quotient.
There were 2,016 runners registered for a race. They were separated equally into 6 groups. How many runners were placed into each group?
336
Mr. Prince had $140 to spend on a set of books for his class. Each book costs $5. How many books can he buy?
28