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Lesson: Multiplying Three-Digit Numbers by Two-Digit Numbers

In this lesson, we will learn how to solve arithmetic operations including multiplying positive three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers without a calculator.

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Worksheet • 22 Questions • 3 Videos

Q1:

Emma used an area model to work out how many potatoes she could grow from 78 sacks. Each sack contained 596 plants.

Emma says she will grow altogether.

Her answer is incorrect. Why?

  • AEmma has multiplied the second row by digit value rather than column value of each number.
  • BEmma has forgotten to multiply the second row by any number.
  • CEmma has multiplied incorrectly in the last column.
  • DEmma has forgotten to add the result of multiplying the last column.
  • EEmma has added up incorrectly.

Q2:

Select the correct missing multiplication calculations and partial product to complete this area model.

Select the correct missing multiplication statement to complete this area model.

  • A 6 0 × 3 0
  • B 6 0 × 3
  • C 6 0 × 3 4
  • D 6 × 3 0
  • E 6 3 × 3 0

Find the partial product of this statement.

Q3:

The cost of one metre of fabric is 45 LE. How much does 626 metres cost?

  • A 28 170 LE
  • B671 LE
  • C 281 700 LE
  • D 56 340 LE
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