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100

A teacher buys 16 packs of markers. Each pack has 24 markers. How many markers does the teacher buy?

384 markers

24 × 16 = 384

100

A store sells 14 boxes of crayons with 32 crayons per box. How many crayons are sold?

448 crayons

32 × 14 = 448

100

A basketball team scores 18 points in each of 24 games. How many points does it score altogether?

432 points

18 × 24 = 432

100

A farmer plants 13 rows of corn with 22 plants in each row. How many plants are there?

286 plants

13 × 22 = 286

100

A student says 30 × 20 = 60. What mistake did the student make, and what is the correct product?

600

3 × 2 = 6

Then account for two place-value zeros: 600


200

The school library receives 12 boxes of books. Each box contains 35 books. How many books arrive?

420 books

35 × 12 = 420

200

A bakery sells 23 trays of cookies with 46 cookies on each tray. How many cookies are sold?

1,058 cookies

46 × 23 = 1,058

200

A stadium has 28 rows with 35 seats per row. How many seats are there?

980 seats

35 × 28 = 980

200

A theater sells 45 tickets per show for 18 shows. How many tickets are sold?

810 tickets

45 × 18 = 810

200

A student calculates 42 × 15 using 42 × 10 and 42 × 5 Find both partial products and the total.

40 x 10 = 400

40 x 5 = 200

2 x 10 = 20

2 x 5 = 10

400 + 200 + 20 + 10 = 630

300

There are 25 classrooms, and each classroom needs 48 pencils. How many pencils are needed?

1,200 pencils

48 × 25 = 1,200

300

A shoe store receives 16 shipments of 75 pairs of shoes. How many pairs arrive?

1,200 pairs

75 × 16 = 1,200

300

A sports club orders 36 jerseys for each of 42 teams. How many jerseys are ordered?

1,512 jerseys

42 × 36 = 1,512

300

A factory makes 124 water bottles each day for 23 days. How many bottles are made?

2,852 bottles

124 × 23 = 2,852

300

A student claims 64 × 25 = 1,600. Prove whether the student is correct.


60 x 20 = 1200

60 x 5 = 300

4 x 20 = 80

4 x 5 = 20 

1200 + 300 + 80 + 20 = 1,600


400

A school orders 18 notebooks for each of its 64 students in a special program. How many notebooks are ordered?

1,152 notebooks

64 × 18 = 1,152

400

A store buys 27 cases of juice with 108 bottles per case. If 216 bottles are sold, how many remain?

2,700 bottles

108 × 27 = 2,916

 2,916 − 216 = 2,700

400

A runner completes 18 laps each day for 125 days. How many laps does the runner complete?

2,250 laps

125 × 18 = 2,250

400

A garden center has 26 trays with 135 flowers each. It sells 750 flowers. How many remain?

2,760 flowers

135 × 26 = 3,510

3,510 − 750 = 2,760


400

A school needs 2,400 pencils. Each box contains 48 pencils. The school orders 35 boxes. How many more pencils does it need?

720 more pencils

48 × 35 = 1,680 

2,400 − 1,680 = 720

500

A school has 24 classrooms with 125 chairs each. If 275 chairs are broken, how many usable chairs remain?

2,725 chairs

125 × 24 = 3,000

3,000 − 275 = 2,725

500

A toy store orders 34 boxes containing 236 toys each. It sells 1,475 toys. How many toys are left?


6,549 toys

236 × 34 = 8,024

8,024 − 1,475 = 6,549

500

A stadium has 32 sections with 214 seats each. If 848 seats are empty, how many are occupied?

6,000 occupied seats

214 × 32 = 6,848

6,848 − 848 = 6,000


500

A concert sells 235 tickets per night for 36 nights. Each ticket costs $12. What is the total ticket revenue?

$101,520

235 × 36 = 8,460 tickets

8,460 × 12 = $101,520


500

Two schools order supplies. School A orders 36 boxes with 125 items each. School B orders 28 boxes with 145 items each. Which school orders more items, and by how many?

School A by 440 items

36 × 125 = 4,500

28 × 145 = 4,060

4,500 - 4,060 = 440