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Multiply by Multiples of Ten micro-lesson

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When you multiply with multiples of 10, remember, it's all about the facts. For example, if you take 4 x 30, you can use the fact 4 x 3 which is 12 and then tack on one zero for 120. You can also do it with multiples of 100. 4 x 300 is the same fact, 12. This time you tack on two zeros, 1, 2, 1,200 or 1,200. And you can even do it with multiples of 1,000. Same facts, 4 x 3. Only this time, you tack on three zeros, 12,000. Let's try another one, 70 x 30. Remember, it's all about the facts. 7 x 3 is 21 and you have a zero from the 70 and a zero from the 30. So, I tack on two zeros and my answer is 2,100. So, remember, whenever you want to multiply with multiples of 10, 100, or 1,000 it's all about the facts.

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  • How many zeroes will the product of 4 x 300 have?

    1) 2
    2) 1
    3) 3
    4) 4
  • How many zeroes will the product of 70 x 30 have?

    1) 2
    2) 1
    3) 3
    4) 4
  • If you multiply 20 x 5, how many total zeroes will your product have?

    1) 2
    2) 1
    3) 3
    4) 0
  • How many total zeroes will the product of 40 x 200 have?

    1) 3
    2) 2
    3) 4
    4) 5
  • How many total zeroes will the product of 80 x 50 have?

    1) 3
    2) 2
    3) 4
    4) 1
  • How many total zeroes will the product of 50 x 600 have?

    1) 4
    2) 3
    3) 2
    4) 5
  • Gia's case holds 12 jars. How many jars will 10 cases hold?

    1) 120
    2) 12
    3) 1200
    4) 22
  • Multiply 17 x 10.

    1) 170
    2) 27
    3) 17
    4) 1700
  • What factor do you multiply by 70 to equal 210?

    1) 3
    2) 30
    3) 300
    4) 3000
  • What factor do you multiply by 2 to equal 800?

    1) 400
    2) 40
    3) 4
    4) 16
  • Multiply 80 x 30.

    1) 2400
    2) 240
    3) 110
    4) 24000
  • What is 4 x 3,000?

    1) 12000
    2) 1200
    3) 11000
    4) 43000
  • What is 4 x 4,000?

    1) 16000
    2) 1600
    3) 44000
    4) 12000
  • Multiply 3 x 9,000.

    1) 27000
    2) 2700
    3) 24000
    4) 29000
  • Complete the pattern: 6 x 3 + 18 6 x 30 = 180 6 x 300 = __

    1) 1800
    2) 18000
    3) 180
    4) 18
  • What is 3 x 7000?

    1) 21000
    2) 20000
    3) 19000
    4) 22000
  • What is 900 x 70?

    1) 63000
    2) 62000
    3) 6300
    4) 67000
  • What is 300 x 30?

    1) 9000
    2) 90000
    3) 900
    4) 90
  • What is the multiplication fact that helps you find 4 x 30?

    1) 4 x 3
    2) 4 x 10
    3) 3 x 40
    4) 10 x 3
  • What is 9 x 50?

    1) 450
    2) 4, 500
    3) 950
    4) 400
  • Sally's ribbon is 30 inches. Lisa has a ribbon 5 times that long. How long is Lisa's ribbon?

    1) 150 inches
    2) 50 inches
    3) 15 inches
    4) 35 inches
  • Which fact can help you solve 70 x 30?

    1) 7 x 3
    2) 7 x 10
    3) 3 x 10
    4) 7 x 0
  • Which fact can best help you solve 70 x 80?

    1) 7 x 8
    2) 7 x 10
    3) 8 x 10
    4) 10 x 80
  • If you multiply 7 x 60, is the product greater than or less than 400?

    1) greater than
    2) less than
  • Is the product of 200 x 50 equal to 1,000?

    1) No
    2) Yes

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