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Multiplication Facts: 3s and 4s

Grade 3 · Building confidence · 14 questions · Version PG-1QGYNSD-NLI8

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1.83 x 7 =
2.47 x 3 =
3.90 x 7 =
4.50 x 6 =
5.111 x 3 =
6.110 x 6 =
7.12 x 9 =
8.48 x 12 =
9.67 x 6 =
10.21 x 11 =
11.28 x 12 =
12.87 x 12 =
13.50 x 12 =
14.57 x 11 =

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. 83 x 7 =581
  2. 47 x 3 =141
  3. 90 x 7 =630
  4. 50 x 6 =300
  5. 111 x 3 =333
  6. 110 x 6 =660
  7. 12 x 9 =108
  8. 48 x 12 =576
  9. 67 x 6 =402
  10. 21 x 11 =231
  11. 28 x 12 =336
  12. 87 x 12 =1044
  13. 50 x 12 =600
  14. 57 x 11 =627

Worked example

4 x 6 = 24. Double 6 to get 12, then double again.

Common mistake

Losing count while skip counting by threes or fours.

Helpful hint

For x4, double the other factor twice.