In this lesson, we'll get practice at multiplying five-digit and six-digit numbers by one-digit numbers using the standard algorithm.
As before, we multiply each place value by the one-digit number from right to left.
Without further ado, let's dive in!
From left to right, what are the missing digits in the following multiplication problem?
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Next, we multiply the hundreds:
Next, we multiply the thousands:
Finally, we multiply the tens of thousands:
Therefore, the missing digits, from left-to-right, are and
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Insert the missing digits in the following multiplication problem:
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Calculate the value of
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Next, we multiply the hundreds:
Next, we multiply the thousands:
Finally, we multiply the ten thousands:
Therefore,
$24,258 \times 5 =$
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$123,290$ |
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$124,294$ |
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$121,290$ |
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$121,720$ |
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$211,290$ |
$817,916 \times 6 =$
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$9,704,946$ |
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$4,907,496$ |
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$4,709,946$ |
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$4,907,946$ |
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$4,709,496$ |
A factory uses kilowatt-hours of electricity each quarter. How much electricity will it use in a year, if a year contains quarters?
To calculate the factory's energy consumption over one year, we need to multiply by
We write it this way:
First, we multiply the ones:
Next, we multiply the tens:
Next, we multiply the hundreds:
Next, we multiply the thousands:
Next, we multiply the ten thousands:
Finally, we multiply the hundred thousands:
Therefore,
Therefore, the factory's total energy consumption in a year is kilowatt-hours.
A charity aims to distribute $51\,534$ free meals to people in need. If each meal costs $\$5$ to make, the charity will need $\$$
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A construction company has $4$ plots of land to build on. Each plot cost $\$54,995.$ What is the total value of all the plots?
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$\$218,780$ |
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$\$219,980$ |
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$\$217,480$ |
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$\$214,580$ |
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$\$216,880$ |
A city consumes $635\,825$ gallons of water every day. How much water does the city consume in a week?
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$4\,084\,775$ gallons |
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$4\,723\,775$ gallons |
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$4\,374\,775$ gallons |
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$4\,978\,775$ gallons |
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$4\,450\,775$ gallons |