5th Grade Mental Math III
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This document contains examples of two-digit by one-digit multiplication problems and their solutions. For each problem, the steps show breaking the two-digit number into tens and ones, multiplying each place value by the one-digit number, and adding the partial products. The problems provide practice for 5th grade students on mental math skills for multi-digit multiplication.
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5th Grade Mental Math III
- 1. 5th Grade Mental Math Two Digit by One Digit Multiplication I
- 2. 40 x 3
- 3. 120
- 4. 70 x 2
- 5. 140
- 6. 30 x 8
- 7. 240
- 8. 50 x 7
- 9. 350
- 10. 20 x 9
- 11. 180
- 12. 60 x 7
- 13. 420
- 14. 30 x 4
- 15. 120
- 16. 80 x 7
- 17. 560
- 18. 90 x 4
- 19. 360
- 20. 70 x 9
- 21. 630
- 22. 23 x 3
- 23. 20 x 3 is 60 and 3 x 3 is 9 and 60 + 9 gives a sum of 69
- 24. 41 x 7
- 25. 40 x 7 is 280 and 7 x 1 is 7 and 280 + 7 gives a sum of 287
- 26. 72 x 2
- 27. 70 x 2 is 140 and 2 x 2 is 4 and 140 + 4 gives a sum of 144
- 28. 54 x 4
- 29. 50 x 4 is 200 and 4 x 4 is 16 and 200 + 16 gives a sum of 216
- 30. 26 x 3
- 31. 20 x 3 is 60 and 6 x 3 is 18 and 60 + 18 gives a sum of 78
- 32. 32 x 4
- 33. 30 x 4 is 120 and 2 x 4 is 8 and 120 + 8 gives a sum of 128
- 34. 83 x 2
- 35. 80 x 2 is 160 and 3 x 2 is 6 and 160 + 6 gives a sum of 166
- 36. 75 x 4
- 37. 70 x 4 is 280 and 5 x 4 is 20 and 280 + 20 gives a sum of 300
- 38. 91 x 6
- 39. 90 x 6 is 540 and 1 x 6 is 6 and 540 + 6 gives a sum of 546
- 40. 33 x 5
- 41. 30 x 5 is 150 and 3 x 5 is 15 and 150 + 15 gives a sum of 165
- 42. 22 x 7
- 43. 20 x 7 is 140 and 2 x 7 is 14 and 140 + 14 gives a sum of 154
- 44. 44 x 2
- 45. 40 x 2 is 80 and 4 x 2 is 8 and 80 + 8 gives a sum of 88
- 46. 52 x 3
- 47. 50 x 3 is 150 and 2 x 3 is 6 and 150 + 6 gives a sum of 156
- 48. 65 x 4
- 49. 60 x 4 is 240 and 5 x 4 is 20 and 240 + 20 gives a sum of 260
- 50. 71 x 8
- 51. 70 x 8 is 560 and 1 x 8 is 8 and 560 + 8 gives a sum of 568
- 52. 93 x 2
- 53. 90 x 2 is 180 and 3 x 2 is 6 and 180 + 6 gives a sum of 186
- 54. 47 x 2
- 55. 40 x 2 is 80 and 7 x 2 is 14 and 80 + 14 gives a sum of 94
- 56. 29 x 3
- 57. 20 x 3 is 60 and 9 x 3 is 27 and 60 + 27 gives a sum of 87
- 58. 68 x 4
- 59. 60 x 4 is 240 and 8 x 4 is 32 and 240 + 32 gives a sum of 272
- 60. 31 x 6
- 61. 30 x 6 is 180 and 1 x 6 is 6 and 180 + 6 gives a sum of 186
- 62. 5th Grade Mental Math Two Digit by One Digit Multiplication I