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Multiplication Facts: 2s, 5s, and 10s

Grade 3 · On-level practice · 14 questions · Version PG-1XCV609-81KQ

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1.59 x 3 =
2.102 x 4 =
3.17 x 6 =
4.111 x 11 =
5.107 x 9 =
6.66 x 10 =
7.77 x 3 =
8.104 x 6 =
9.144 x 11 =
10.161 x 7 =
11.170 x 3 =
12.214 x 3 =
13.52 x 12 =
14.248 x 5 =

Answers and teaching notes

Use the answers to check the work after the learner finishes. For writing prompts, the guide describes what a strong response should include.

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  1. 59 x 3 =177
  2. 102 x 4 =408
  3. 17 x 6 =102
  4. 111 x 11 =1221
  5. 107 x 9 =963
  6. 66 x 10 =660
  7. 77 x 3 =231
  8. 104 x 6 =624
  9. 144 x 11 =1584
  10. 161 x 7 =1127
  11. 170 x 3 =510
  12. 214 x 3 =642
  13. 52 x 12 =624
  14. 248 x 5 =1240

Worked example

5 x 7 = 35. Count by fives seven times.

Common mistake

Adding the two factors instead of multiplying them.

Helpful hint

Use skip-counting patterns you already know.