We can use the standard algorithm when we want to multiply a three-digit number by a two-digit number.
As an example, let's find As always, we write the problem down in the following way:
First, we multiply the top number () by the ones digit of the second ().
Next, we multiply top number () by Let's do this in steps:
Step 1: We add a zero underneath the result of the first calculation, in the ones place:
Step 2: We continue to work out proceeding as usual:
Finally, we add the results:
Therefore,
What is multiplied by
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Finally, we add the results:
Therefore,
What is 187 multiplied by 42?
a
|
9,204 |
b
|
7,854 |
c
|
4,544 |
d
|
8,274 |
e
|
9,814 |
From left to right, what are the missing digits in the following multiplication problem?
462×000841848+3696030808
a
|
3 and 0 |
b
|
8 and 0 |
c
|
4 and 2 |
d
|
9 and 0 |
e
|
8 and 4 |
There is no limit to the size of the numbers that we can multiply using the standard algorithm.
For example, to calculate , we write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Finally, we add the results:
Therefore,
Find the value of
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Finally, we add the results:
Therefore,
What is 1,533 multiplied by 53?
a
|
81,249 |
b
|
83,359 |
c
|
79,689 |
d
|
77,249 |
e
|
80,139 |
2,136×42=
a
|
89,712 |
b
|
89,272 |
c
|
82,719 |
d
|
89,127 |
e
|
87,912 |
A hospital orders shipments of syringes. Each shipment contains syringes. How many syringes has the hospital ordered in total?
To calculate the total number of syringes the hospital ordered, we need to multiply by
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Finally, we add the results:
So,
Therefore, the hospital ordered syringes in total.
A soccer club offers all 8,254 fans attending a game a free portion of fries. Each portion contains 31 individual fries. How many individual fries must the club prepare?
a
|
226,394 |
b
|
289,854 |
c
|
287,224 |
d
|
236,844 |
e
|
255,874 |
A cookie factory produces 2,493 batches of cookies in one day. There are 36 cookies in each batch. How many cookies does the factory produce in a day?
a
|
93,418 |
b
|
91,468 |
c
|
89,748 |
d
|
85,248 |
e
|
98,478 |
From left to right, what are the missing digits in the following multiplication problem?
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Finally, we add the results:
Therefore, the missing digits are and
A museum's admittance fee is $43. In January, the museum had 23,772 visitors. How many dollars did the museum make in admittance fees in January in total?
a
|
$1,122,286 |
b
|
$1,022,196 |
c
|
$1,035,086 |
d
|
$1,028,726 |
e
|
$1,129,116 |
17,952×23=
a
|
341,126 |
b
|
394,966 |
c
|
251,426 |
d
|
412,896 |
e
|
520,666 |