Practice Multiplication as Area in Math

Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.

Quick Recap

Understanding multiplication as calculating the area of a rectangle: length times width gives the number of unit squares that fit inside. This visual model connects arithmetic to geometry.

A 3×43 \times 4 rectangle has 12 unit squares inside—multiplication counts them.

Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.

Example 1

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A rug covers 2424 square feet. If it is 66 ft long, how wide is it?

Example 2

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Wallpaper sells in rolls of 3030 ft2^2. A wall is 1212 ft by 99 ft. How many full rolls are needed? Any waste?

Example 3

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A rectangle has length 7 cm and width 4 cm. Find its area.

Example 4

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A wall has an area of 54 square feet. It is 9 feet tall. How wide is the wall?

Example 5

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A rectangle is 88 ft by 22 ft. How many 11-ft square tiles fill it?

Example 6

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A floor is 1010 ft by 88 ft. A 44 ft by 33 ft rug sits on it. What floor area is NOT covered?

Example 7

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A rectangle is 33 units wide and 44 units tall. How many unit squares fit inside?

Example 8

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A tile floor is 8 feet long and 6 feet wide. Each tile is 1 square foot. How many tiles are needed to cover the floor?

Example 9

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A rectangle has area 3030 and width 55. What is its length?

Example 10

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A 2×62 \times 6 rectangle holds how many unit squares?

Example 11

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Using the area model, compute 7×67 \times 6 by splitting 77 into 5+25+2.

Example 12

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A floor is 88 ft by 66 ft. Tiles are 22 ft by 22 ft. How many tiles are needed?

Example 13

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A 1×91\times9 strip has what area?

Example 14

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Compute 23×1623\times16 using the area model: split 23=20+323=20+3 and 16=10+616=10+6. Show the four sub-products and the total.

Example 15

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A 55 by 33 rectangle contains how many unit squares?

Example 16

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An L-shaped patio consists of a 6×46\times4 rectangle joined to a 3×23\times2 rectangle. What is the total area?

Example 17

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A rectangular garden is 5 meters long and 3 meters wide. What is its area? Use A=l×wA = l \times w.

Example 18

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Why does a 3×43 \times 4 rectangle hold the same number of squares as a 4×34 \times 3 rectangle?

Example 19

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A rectangle's area is 3636 and one side is 99. What is the perimeter?

Example 20

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A rectangle is 66 by 55. If you cut it in half along the length, what is the area of one half?