Math Drills
Multiplication Word Problems
A-3Word Problems (×1-Digit)

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How many are in one box paired with how many boxes, or a day's amount paired with a number of days, make the multiplication. The four stages of digit pairing run from 2-Digit×1-Digit to 3-Digit×2-Digit, the same as in Column Calculation. All that differs is that the figures sit inside a piece of writing.
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One mix-up can be spotted from the ones digit alone. The ones digit of a product always matches the ones digit of the two ones digits multiplied together. Copy the second row of the product straight into the answer and that digit is bound to be 0, so it fails to match.
Third lesson, and the point at which Multiplication (2-Digit, 3-Digit) is put aside. The two-row product made firm in Column Calculation turns an expression raised from a scene straight into a numerical answer.
- 2-Digit×1-Digit4 questions
- 3-Digit×1-Digit2 questions
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Multiplication (2-Digit, 3-Digit)”, shown with their answers.
(1)On a bookshelf at the library, books are lined up 12 in 1 row. If there are 4 rows, how many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 48books
(2)In the arts and crafts room at school, 34 origami sheets are made in 1 day. In 2 days, how many can be made in all? Answer □
Answer: 68sheets
(3)At a morning market stall, eggs are lined up 27 in 1 row. If there are 3 rows, how many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 81eggs
(4)Liam gives 4 classmates 15 cookies each. How many are needed in all? Answer □
Answer: 60cookies
(5)In the orchard, 312 apples were packed into each 1 bag. With 3 bags, how many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 936apples
(6)In the school's stationery room, there are 214 pencils in each 1 box. With 3 boxes, how many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 642pencils













