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Multiplication — 3-Digit by 1-Digit Worksheets: practice on screen
Multiply hundreds, tens, and ones by one digit, including numbers with a zero in the middle. Easy lowers the factors, Medium matches the printed practice, and Hard asks for partial products, close estimates, regrouping checks, and a two-step story.
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0 of 10 answered
1.Work out the total in 347 groups of 6.
2.Pick the answer for 528 multiplied by 7.
3.For a robot demo, 416 teams each prepare 8 sensor cards. How many cards are ready?
4.Name the one-digit factor in 693 × ? = 2772.
5.Take the hundreds partial product in 458 × 6. What is it?
6.A pupil claims 526 × 4 = 2004. Is the answer right?
7.A supply plan with 438 × 4 parts is smaller than one with 352 × 5 parts. Is this true?
8.Estimate 384 × 7 by rounding the three-digit factor to the nearest hundred.
9.A counter records 405 steps in each of 6 cycles. How many steps are counted?
10.A camp packs 456 boxes with 7 flashlights each. How many are ready?
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