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Missing Factors

Grade 3 · On-level practice · 14 questions · Version PG-1KVFOK8-81KQ

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1.129 x __ = 1419
2.51 x __ = 153
3.225 x __ = 1125
4.165 x __ = 1320
5.248 x __ = 2480
6.143 x __ = 572
7.21 x __ = 63
8.128 x __ = 640
9.52 x __ = 416
10.175 x __ = 700
11.190 x __ = 1140
12.158 x __ = 474
13.75 x __ = 225
14.64 x __ = 640

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. 129 x __ = 141911
  2. 51 x __ = 1533
  3. 225 x __ = 11255
  4. 165 x __ = 13208
  5. 248 x __ = 248010
  6. 143 x __ = 5724
  7. 21 x __ = 633
  8. 128 x __ = 6405
  9. 52 x __ = 4168
  10. 175 x __ = 7004
  11. 190 x __ = 11406
  12. 158 x __ = 4743
  13. 75 x __ = 2253
  14. 64 x __ = 64010

Worked example

7 x __ = 42. Since 42 / 7 = 6, the missing factor is 6.

Common mistake

Multiplying the known factor and product together.

Helpful hint

Use the related division fact.