Multiplication & Division (1)

1. Work out:
(a)

432=

(g) 3795 =

(m)

10736=

(b)

631=

(h) 8199 =

(n)

23132=

(c)

957=

(i) 2318 =

(o)

462351=

(d)

2763=

(j) 262 72=

(p)

104300=

(e)

2659=

(k) 35289=

(q)

50558=

(f)

2328=

(l) 32479=

(r)

99488=

2. Calculate:
(a)

248 2 =

(h) 319 20 =

(o) 1400 7 =

(b)

615 3 =

(i)

(p) 1048 24=

(c)

739 2 =

(j) 21177=

(q) 9102 36=

(d)

525 4 =

(k) 12810=

(r) 1250 45=

(e)

230 3 =

(l) 444 11=

(s) 5005 19=

(f)

499 7=

(m) 63912=

(t)

(g)

299 8=

(n) 51314 =

(u) 964 23

580 6 =

93618 =

3. A chocolate box contains 24 chocolates. Mrs Khin buys 16 boxes for a childrens party.
How many chocolates has she bought?
4. Train carriages hold 32 passengers. How many carriages would a train need in order to seat 750
passengers?
5. Gus thinks of a number. He multiplies it by 10 then adds 5. He then has 105 as his answer.
What was Guss number?
6. Timothy wants to save 299 in order to buy a brand new X-box. If he puts 5 each week into his bank,
how many weeks will it take to save up the money?
7. A length of steel rod is 360 cm long. It is cut into 6 pieces of equal length.
What is the length of each piece?
8. A car park can hold 105 cars. There are 7 rows, each holding the same number of vehicles. How many
can fit into each row?
9. Hillary has a box of mints. She has 10 friends.
She gives them 5 mints each. She has 13 mints left. How many mints were in the box at the start?
10. Exercise books come in packs of 20. The school needs 480 exercise books.
(a) How many packs must be bought?
(b) Each pack costs 6. Work out the total cost of the exercise books.