Algorithm Action
The Quarter Connection
Estimation Station
Ratio & Division
Application Alley
100

Solve 31 x 12

372

100

What is 1/4 of 40?

10

100

Estimate this problem and choose one answer:

169 ÷ 13

A. 5   B.10.      C. 12    D. 15

Since 13 x 10 = 130  it will be a little over, so 12 is the closest answer.   

Since 5 x 13 is a half fact, we know that it will be 65 which puts it far above 169.  

100

 If 1 pound of fudge costs $4.25, what is the cost of 10 pounds?

$42.50

100

A box holds 25 books. How many books are in 12 boxes?

300 books

200

Solve 423 x 15.

6,345

200

What is 3/4 of 36?

27

200

Estimate this problem and choose one answer:

624 ÷ 26

A. 25      B.26      C. 27    D. 30


Since we can do 10 x 26=260   we know it doubled and its half fact. 

5 x 26= 130

20 x 26 = 520

520+130= 650 which means the answer is close to 25. 

200

Brandon has $425.00. How many pounds (lbs) of fudge can he make at $4.25 per pound?

100 (lbs) pounds - Units Needed 

200

A factory produces 288 widgets and packs them into boxes of 32. How many full boxes can they make?

9 boxes

300

What is the first partial product when multiplying 234 x 6?

1,404 (This is 234 x 6)

300

Solve 3/4 x 64

48

300

Is 160 x 20 = 32,000 ÷ 10?

True (Both equal 3,200)

300

Solve 169 ÷ 13

13

300

A theater has 86 rows with 234 seats each. How many seats are there total?

20,124 seats

400

Solve 824 x 25.

20,600

400

Solve 75 x 64

4,800

400

Is 301 x 35 greater or less than 10,000?

Greater (It is approximately 10,500)

400

Brandon spent $420.75 on fudge. If 1 pound costs $4.25, exactly how many pounds did he make?

99 pounds

400

If the area of a field is 825 square feet, it is 25 feet wide, how long is the field? 

33 feet

500

In the problem 7_ x 97, if the first partial product is 546, what is the missing digit?

8 (Because 78 x 7 = 546)

500

3/4 of 84 students chose pizza for a $12 event fee. What is the total cost?

$756 (63 students x 12)

500

True or False: 301 x 25 = 7,492 ÷ 4.

False

500

Solve 624 ÷ 26

24

500

A school raises $328 and splits it among 8 clubs. How much does each club get?

$41 for each club