Multiplying Factors 2 & 4
3 x 4 =
12
3 x 9 =
27
7 x 5 =
35
8 x 8 =
64
4 x 1 =
What property is this?
4
Identity Property
4 x 4 =
16
6 x 9 =
54
4 x 10 =
40
7 x 4 =
28
(3 x 2) x 5 =
What property is this?
30
Associative Property
8 x 2 =
16
3 x 6 =
18
5 x 3 =
15
7 x 6 =
42
(2 x 2) x 3 =
What property is this?
12
Associative Property
Mrs. Mali rode her bike to work 4 days this week. She rode a total of 9 miles each day. How many total miles did Mrs. Mali ride her bike?
36 miles
Summer had collected seashells on vacation. She had collected 9 bags of shells. There were 7 shells in each bag. How many seashells did Summer collect?
63 seashells
Derek has 9 puzzle books. There are 5 puzzles in each book. How many puzzles does Derek have?
45 puzzles
Student exhibits at a science fair are judged in 5 categories. Joella and Isabella's exhibit received 8 points in each category. How many total points did Joella & Isabella receive?
40 points
4 x 5 = 5 x 4
What is the product?
What property is this?
20
Commutative Property
Samantha bought 4 packages of stickers. There are 6 stickers in each package. How many stickers did Samantha buy?
24 stickers
Andrew helped collect supplies for Mrs. Danysh. He collected 3 buckets of folders. Each bucket had 8 folders. How many folders were there in all?
24 folders
Mrs. Wassel's students stack their stools at the end of the day. Each stack contains 5 stools. If there are 6 stacks of stools, how many stools are there in Mrs. Wassel's class?
30 stools
Sophia made 9 bracelets for her friends. She used 9 beads on each bracelet. How many beads did Sophia use in all?
81 beads
(5 x 2) x 10 =
What property is this?
100
Associative Property