Multiplication practice problems - page 41 of 110
Number of problems found: 2186
- Each cement
Each cement block weighs 1 1/6 pounds. How much do three cement blocks weigh in total? How do you do this? - David 2
David poured orange juice into 7 cups. He poured 1/4 liter of orange juice into each cup. How many liters of orange juice did David pour altogether? - Combinations 63634
Jana has three blouses, red, blue, and white, and three skirts, blue, black, and brown. In how many days will all combinations of blouses and skirts change? - Practicing piano
Hoor spent 15 hours last week practicing piano. If 3/7 of the time was spent practicing warm-up routines, how much time did he spend practicing warm-up routines?
- Four-digit 63604
A four-digit code has the letters A, B, and C in the first two places and numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 in the following two places. How many different codes can be made if we can repeat both letters and numbers in the code? - The sides 6
The sides of the rectangle are 12cm and 15cm. How many percent will the area of the rectangle increase if we increase each side by 10%? - The bike
The bike has a wheel circumference of 2 1/4 m. How long will it take to turn 100 times? - Five-digit 63424
How many five-digit numbers can we make from digits 2,3,4,6,7,9 if they can repeat with the digits? - Identical 63414
Jeníček has 4 identical yellow dice and 3 identical blue dice. How many different colored snakes can make them?
- According 63394
Three boys and four girls. How many ways can they be placed side by side according to gender? - Arrangements 63384
Determine the number of arrangements of these six elements: a, a, a, b, b, c. - Sequentially 63274
In the pocket, there are six tickets marked with numbers 1 to 6. How many ways can we sequentially, taking into account the order, select 3 of them if the chosen tickets do not return to the pocket? - A baker 2
A baker mixed 12 teaspoons of yeast and 114 teaspoons of salt to make one dough. How much yeast and salt are needed to make three doughs? - Two-digit 62944
Find the number of all two-digit numbers created from digits 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 that are greater than 24. We can repeat numerals.
- Fuel tank 2
A motorist puts 3/4 of a fuel tank in his car every week. The tank holds 60 liters when full. How many liters of fuel does he use per week? - Six attractions
How many opportunities do you have if you want to complete ten rides on the fair, but there are only six attractions? - Film premiere
How can you distribute 40 cinema tickets to 15 people? - Arithmetic 62644
The sum of the two numbers is 18, and their difference is 10. What are the numbers? Calculate the arithmetic mean of the product and the proportion of these numbers. - Candy
You stop at hasty to buy candy. You give half of the bag to one friend. Then give a quarter to another friend. Later two more friends come, and you give each of them a third of what is in the bag. How many candies did you start with?
A secretary was making name tags. She made each name tag from an index card cut into 1/4 s. How many name tags can the secretary make with two index cards?Do you have unsolved problem that you need help? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
