Math Madness: The Calculation Challenge

Quick Facts

100

7×6

7×6=42

200

9×8

9×8=72

300

6×7×2

6×7×2=84

400

12×5

12×5=60

500

11×11−1

11×11-121

121−1=120

Multiplication

100

120×10

120×10=1,200

200

215×12

215×12=2,580

300

305×23

305×23=7,015

400

481×34

481×34=16,354

500

599×41

599×41=24,559

Division

100

393÷3

393÷3=131

200

484÷4

484÷4=121

300

650÷5

650÷5=130

400

972÷6

972÷6=162

500

745÷4

745÷4=186 R 1

Division

100

1,000÷5

1,000÷5=200

200

2,460÷6

2,460÷6=410

300

3,507÷7

3,507÷7=501

400

4,128÷8

4,128÷8=516

500

5,699÷8

5,699÷8=712 R 3

Word Problems

100

A baker made 15 shelves of cupcakes with 12 cupcakes on each shelf. How many total cupcakes did she make?

15×12=180 cupcakes

200

A farmer harvested 490 apples and wants to pack them into 7 large crates. How many apples will go into each crate?

490÷7=70 apples

300

A stadium has 25 sections. Each section has 35 rows, and each row has 10 seats. How many seats are in the stadium?

25×35×10=8,750 seats

400

A box of 580 pencils is divided equally among 9 classrooms. How many pencils does each classroom get, and how many are left over?

580÷9=64 R 4

(64 pencils each, 4 left over)

500

There are 4 baskets, each containing 120 oranges. If the oranges are then shared equally among 6 different schools, how many oranges does each school receive?

First, total oranges: 4×120=480. Then, divide: 480÷6=80 oranges per school