Name the property:
You can multiply and number by zero and the product will be zero.
Zero Property
100
Draw an array to show the problem 2x8 or 2 groups of 8
Your drawing should have 2 rows with 8 columns totalling 16 boxes.
100
Using the AREA MODEL, solve:
777x9
6,993
100
Using PARTIAL PRODUCTS, solve:
4803
x 20
____
24,006
200
Is 73 Prime or Composite?
Prime
200
Name the Property:
You can multiply any number by one and a product will be that number.
Identity Property
200
Draw an array to represent 6x7 or 6 groups of 7.
There should be 6 rows and 7 columns equalling 42 .
200
Using PARTIAL PRODUCTS, solve:
5,748
x 2
_____
11,496
200
Using the TRADITIONAL METHOD, solve:
395x76=
35,020
300
Which of the following is NOT a factor of 80?
10 2 40 13 8
13
300
Name the property:
The order you multiply two numbers together does not change the product.
Commutative Property
300
Jamie is making browines. She wants to have 5 rows with ____ columns to get 15 total pieces. Draw an array on how to cut her brownies.
3 columns
300
Using the TRADITIONAL METHOD, solve:
395x76=
35,020
300
Using the DISTRIBUTIVE METHOD, solve:
36x48=
1,728
400
Name a number that is a multiple of BOTH 3 and 7.
1
400
Name the Property:
Multiplying the sum by a number is the same as multiplying each addend by the number and adding the products.
Distributive Property
400
Michael is planting a seeds in a garden. He has 5 bags of seeds with 6 seeds in each bag. Draw an array to see how many seeds michael will be able to plant in his garden.
5x6=30 seeds in his garden
400
Using the DISTRIBUTIVE METHOD, solve:
36x48=
1,728
400
Solve the following word problem:
Amy is 10 years old. Her grandma is 8 times older than Amy. How old is Amy's grandma?
80 years old.
500
Name all the factor pairs of 36
1x36, 2x18, 3x12, 4x9, 6x6
500
Name the property:
The grouping of three or more numbers does not change the product.
Associative Property
500
The principal is setting up chairs for an assembly. He knows that 30 students will be attending. He sets up four rows of chairs with nine chairs in each row. Are there going to be enough chairs? Draw an array model to solve.