Practice Multiplication in Math

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

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Quick Recap

Finding the total when a quantity is repeated a given number of times; the result of repeated addition of equal groups.

If you have 4 bags with 3 apples each, multiplication tells you the total: 4×34 \times 3.

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Example 1

easy
There are 4 bags and each bag has 3 apples. How many apples are there in all? Use a×b=ca \times b = c.

Example 2

medium
Compute 0.4×600.4 \times 60.

Example 3

hard
A field is 3636 m by 2525 m. What is its area in square meters?

Example 4

easy
Compute 7×17 \times 1.

Example 5

hard
Compute 125×32125 \times 32.

Example 6

hard
Compute 234×5234 \times 5 using doubling and halving.

Example 7

easy
Compute 8×98 \times 9.

Example 8

hard
Find the value of 7×8×0×12×97 \times 8 \times 0 \times 12 \times 9.

Example 9

medium
Compute 25×1225 \times 12 using a smart split.

Example 10

medium
A classroom has 44 tables. Each table has 66 chairs. Each chair holds 11 student. How many students fit?

Example 11

hard
Compute 99×4799 \times 47.

Example 12

medium
Compute 300×40300 \times 40.

Example 13

easy
Compute 12×512 \times 5.

Example 14

medium
A movie theater has 1818 rows of 2222 seats. How many seats total?

Example 15

medium
A bookshelf holds 88 books per row and has 77 rows. How many books total?

Example 16

challenge
How many trailing zeros does the product 25×32×1125 \times 32 \times 11 end in?

Example 17

medium
Compute 24×1524 \times 15.

Example 18

medium
A pack of pencils has 2424 pencils. A teacher buys 99 packs. How many pencils?

Example 19

hard
345×26=?345 \times 26 = ?

Example 20

challenge
Find the largest product of two two-digit numbers whose digits are 1,2,3,41, 2, 3, 4 used exactly once each.
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