Practice multiplying 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers using place value, partial products, estimation, and word problems.
Read each problem carefully. Show your work in the space provided. Use place value, partial products, or the standard algorithm to solve.
Practice using partial products and standard multiplication
Math - Grade 4-5
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Find the product: 234 × 12.
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Find the product: 315 × 24.
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Use partial products to solve: 428 × 36.
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Find the product: 507 × 18.
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Find the product: 672 × 45.
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Solve using the standard algorithm: 189 × 27.
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Find the product: 746 × 32.
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Find the product: 903 × 16.
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A school orders 128 boxes of pencils. Each box has 24 pencils. How many pencils does the school order in all?
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A farmer plants 365 seeds in each row. There are 52 rows. How many seeds does the farmer plant in all?
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Estimate first, then find the exact product: 489 × 61.
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A student solved 236 × 14 by adding 236 × 4 and 236 × 1. The student got 1,180. Explain the mistake and find the correct product.
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Use an area model to solve: 718 × 23.
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Find 254 × 39. Use 254 × 40 to help if you want.
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A theater has 156 seats in each section. There are 28 sections. How many seats are in the theater?