3-digit × 3-digit multiplication
Difficulty Standard · Set eaitvk
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- 1833×878
- 2534×801
- 3635×765
- 4115×158
- 5703×445
- 6301×185
- 7720×772
- 8447×764
- 9500×172
- 10785×387
- 11807×583
- 12577×305
- 13494×359
- 14831×635
- 15378×322
- 16493×537
- 17871×705
- 18606×192
- 19696×490
- 20275×306
Answer key
What is in this set
- The numbers in this set run from 103 to 995.
- Every problem in it will need two partial products and a shift.
- A careful solution takes 10 written steps on average.
- The mistake this set invites most often, in 100% of the problems: the second partial product was written under the first instead of shifted one place left, so the tens digit was multiplied as if it were units.
- Answers are a whole number.
Drawing 240 problems from this page produced 240 different ones, 100% — so a sheet of 20 is a new sheet almost every time.
The same skill, harder or easier
- Starter100–996; every one will need two partial products and a shift.
- Standard103–995; every one will need two partial products and a shift.
- Stretch100–9,992; every one will need two partial products and a shift.
We would put this in front of a grade 6 class. That is our judgement, not a standard, and it is printed here so you can disagree with it. Everything else we put in that year.
Next to this
4-digit × 2-digit multiplication
Numbers 10–9,950; every one will need two partial products and a shift.
2-digit × 1-digit multiplication, no carrying
Numbers 2–44; every one will come out column by column with nothing carried.
Multiplication facts up to 10 × 10
Numbers 2–10; 88% are a single table fact.
All of multiplication
13 skills in this topic, 39 sets between them.
Printing it
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