Math Drills
The 12 Times Table
Calculation
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What this worksheet covers
- Worksheet
- The 12 Times Table
This is the first lesson in which a product passes a hundred. Twelve is split into ten and two, each part is multiplied, and the two are added. Beyond Calculation, the equations of Fill in the Blank rest on that same split.
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A multiplier up to eight leaves a two-digit answer, while nine and above give three digits. An answer that does not fit has lost the figure sent from the tens up into the hundreds. Writing the two partial products beside the equation makes the loss visible at a glance.
Last of the three lessons that make up the unit. The split is the one used in The 11 Times Table, with only the added part changing to the two part, and the answer now reaches three digits. The next unit puts this multiplication to work inside situations.
- Calculation9 questions
- Fill in the Blank9 questions
Questions & answers
Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “The 10, 11, and 12 Times Tables”, shown with their answers.
(1)12×5=□
Answer: 60
(2)12×3=□
Answer: 36
(3)12×6=□
Answer: 72
(4)12×1=□
Answer: 12
(5)12×2=□
Answer: 24
(6)12×8=□
Answer: 96
(7)12×4=□
Answer: 48
(8)12×9=□
Answer: 108
(9)12×7=□
Answer: 84
(10)12×□=72
Answer: 6
(11)12×□=24
Answer: 2
(12)12×□=108
Answer: 9
(13)12×□=48
Answer: 4
(14)12×□=36
Answer: 3
(15)12×□=12
Answer: 1
(16)12×□=60
Answer: 5
(17)12×□=84
Answer: 7
(18)12×□=96
Answer: 8
