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1.4 Multiply Whole Numbers

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Prealgebra 2e, 1.4 Multiply Whole Numbers

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1.4 Exercise 1

Before you get started, take this readiness quiz.

Add: 1,683+479.1,683 + 479 .
If you missed this problem, review the reference.

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1.4 Exercise 2

Subtract: 605−321.605 - 321 .
If you missed this problem, review the reference.

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1.4 Exercise 3

Translate from math notation to words:

  1. ⓐ 7×67 \times 6
  2. ⓑ 12·1412 \cdot 14
  3. ⓒ 6(13)6 \left(13\right)
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1.4 Exercise 4

Translate from math notation to words:

  1. ⓐ 8×78 \times 7
  2. ⓑ 18·1118 \cdot 11
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1.4 Exercise 5

Translate from math notation to words:

  1. ⓐ (13)(7)\left(13\right) \left(7\right)
  2. ⓑ 5(16)5 \left(16\right)
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1.4 Exercise 9

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 0·110 \cdot 11
  2. ⓑ (42)0\left(42\right) 0

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1.4 Exercise 10

Find each product:

  1. ⓐ 0·190 \cdot 19
  2. ⓑ (39)0\left(39\right) 0

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1.4 Exercise 11

Find each product:

  1. ⓐ 0·240 \cdot 24
  2. ⓑ (57)0\left(57\right) 0

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1.4 Exercise 12

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ (11)1\left(11\right) 1
  2. ⓑ 1·421 \cdot 42

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1.4 Exercise 13

Find each product:

  1. ⓐ (19)1\left(19\right) 1
  2. ⓑ 1·391 \cdot 39
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1.4 Exercise 14

Find each product:

  1. ⓐ (24)(1)\left(24\right) \left(1\right)
  2. ⓑ 1×571 \times 57
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1.4 Exercise 15

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 8·78 \cdot 7
  2. ⓑ 7·87 \cdot 8

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1.4 Exercise 16

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 9·69 \cdot 6
  2. ⓑ 6·96 \cdot 9

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1.4 Exercise 17

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 8·68 \cdot 6
  2. ⓑ 6·86 \cdot 8

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1.4 Exercise 18

Multiply: 15·4.15 \cdot 4 .

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1.4 Exercise 19

Multiply: 64·8.64 \cdot 8 .

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1.4 Exercise 20

Multiply: 57·6.57 \cdot 6 .

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1.4 Exercise 21

Multiply: 286·5.286 \cdot 5 .

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1.4 Exercise 22

Multiply: 347·5.347 \cdot 5 .

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1.4 Exercise 23

Multiply: 462·7.462 \cdot 7 .

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1.4 Exercise 25

Multiply: 43(78).43 \left(78\right) .

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1.4 Exercise 26

Multiply: 64(59).64 \left(59\right) .

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1.4 Exercise 27

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 47·1047 \cdot 10
  2. ⓑ 47·100.47 \cdot 100 .

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1.4 Exercise 28

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 54·1054 \cdot 10
  2. ⓑ 54·100.54 \cdot 100 .
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1.4 Exercise 29

Multiply:

  1. ⓐ 75·1075 \cdot 10
  2. ⓑ 75·100.75 \cdot 100 .

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1.4 Exercise 31

Multiply: (265)(483).\left(265\right) \left(483\right) .

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1.4 Exercise 32

Multiply: (823)(794).\left(823\right) \left(794\right) .

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1.4 Exercise 34

Multiply: (718)509.\left(718\right) 509 .

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1.4 Exercise 35

Multiply: (627)804.\left(627\right) 804 .

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1.4 Exercise 36

Translate and simplify: the product of 1212 and 27.27 .

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1.4 Exercise 37

Translate and simplify: the product of 1313 and 28.28 .

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1.4 Exercise 38

Translate and simplify: the product of 4747 and 14.14 .

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1.4 Exercise 39

Translate and simplify: twice two hundred eleven.

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1.4 Exercise 40

Translate and simplify: twice one hundred sixty-seven.

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1.4 Exercise 41

Translate and simplify: twice two hundred fifty-eight.

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1.4 Exercise 43

Valia donated water for the snack bar at her son’s baseball game. She brought 66 cases of water bottles. Each case had 2424 water bottles. How many water bottles did Valia donate?

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1.4 Exercise 44

Vanessa brought 88 packs of hot dogs to a family reunion. Each pack has 1010 hot dogs. How many hot dogs did Vanessa bring?

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1.4 Exercise 45

When Rena cooks rice, she uses twice as much water as rice. How much water does she need to cook 44 cups of rice?

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1.4 Exercise 46

Erin is planning her flower garden. She wants to plant twice as many dahlias as sunflowers. If she plants 14 sunflowers, how many dahlias does she need?

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1.4 Exercise 47

A college choir has twice as many women as men. There are 18 men in the choir. How many women are in the choir?

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1.4 Exercise 48

Van is planning to build a patio. He will have 88 rows of tiles, with 1414 tiles in each row. How many tiles does he need for the patio?

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1.4 Exercise 49

Jane is tiling her living room floor. She will need 16 rows of tile, with 20 tiles in each row. How many tiles does she need for the living room floor?

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1.4 Exercise 50

Yousef is putting shingles on his garage roof. He will need 24 rows of shingles, with 45 shingles in each row. How many shingles does he need for the garage roof?

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1.4 Exercise 51

Jen’s kitchen ceiling is a rectangle that measures 9 feet long by 12 feet wide. What is the area of Jen’s kitchen ceiling?

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1.4 Exercise 52

Zoila bought a rectangular rug. The rug is 8 feet long by 5 feet wide. What is the area of the rug?

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1.4 Exercise 53

Rene’s driveway is a rectangle 45 feet long by 20 feet wide. What is the area of the driveway?

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1.4 Exercise 54

Translate from math notation to words.

4×74 \times 7

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1.4 Exercise 56

Translate from math notation to words.

5·125 \cdot 12

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1.4 Exercise 58

Translate from math notation to words.

(10)(25)\left(10\right) \left(25\right)

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1.4 Exercise 60

Translate from math notation to words.

42(33)42 \left(33\right)

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1.4 Exercise 74

Multiply.

0·150 \cdot 15

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1.4 Exercise 76

Multiply.

(99)0\left(99\right) 0

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1.4 Exercise 78

Multiply.

1·431 \cdot 43

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1.4 Exercise 80

Multiply.

(28)1\left(28\right) 1

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1.4 Exercise 82

Multiply.

1(240,055)1 \left(240,055\right)

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1.4 Exercise 84

Multiply.

  1. ⓐ 7·67 \cdot 6
  2. ⓑ 6·76 \cdot 7
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1.4 Exercise 86

Multiply.

(79)(5)\left(79\right) \left(5\right)

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1.4 Exercise 88

Multiply.

275·6275 \cdot 6

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1.4 Exercise 90

Multiply.

3,421×73,421 \times 7

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1.4 Exercise 92

Multiply.

52(38)52 \left(38\right)

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1.4 Exercise 94

Multiply.

96·7396 \cdot 73

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1.4 Exercise 96

Multiply.

27×8527 \times 85

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1.4 Exercise 98

Multiply.

23·1023 \cdot 10

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1.4 Exercise 100

Multiply.

(100)(36)\left(100\right) \left(36\right)

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1.4 Exercise 102

Multiply.

1,000(88)1,000 \left(88\right)

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1.4 Exercise 104

Multiply.

50×1,000,00050 \times 1,000,000

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1.4 Exercise 106

Multiply.

247×139247 \times 139

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1.4 Exercise 108

Multiply.

586(721)586 \left(721\right)

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1.4 Exercise 110

Multiply.

915·879915 \cdot 879

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1.4 Exercise 112

Multiply.

(104)(256)\left(104\right) \left(256\right)

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1.4 Exercise 114

Multiply.

348(705)348 \left(705\right)

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1.4 Exercise 116

Multiply.

2,719×5432,719 \times 543

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1.4 Exercise 118

Translate and simplify.

the product of 1818 and 3333

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1.4 Exercise 120

Translate and simplify.

fifty-one times sixty-seven

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1.4 Exercise 122

Translate and simplify.

twice 249249

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1.4 Exercise 124

Translate and simplify.

ten times three hundred seventy-five

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1.4 Exercise 126

Simplify.

38×3738 \times 37

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1.4 Exercise 128

Simplify.

415−267415 - 267

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1.4 Exercise 130

Simplify.

6,251+4,7496,251 + 4,749

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1.4 Exercise 132

Simplify.

(56)(204)\left(56\right) \left(204\right)

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1.4 Exercise 134

Simplify.

947·0947 \cdot 0

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1.4 Exercise 136

Simplify.

15,382+115,382 + 1

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1.4 Exercise 138

Translate and simplify.

the difference of 50 and 18

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1.4 Exercise 140

Translate and simplify.

twice 35

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1.4 Exercise 142

Translate and simplify.

20 more than 980

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1.4 Exercise 144

Translate and simplify.

the product of 12 and 875

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1.4 Exercise 146

Translate and simplify.

subtract 74 from 89

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1.4 Exercise 148

Translate and simplify.

the sum of 3,075 and 95

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1.4 Exercise 150

Translate and simplify.

366 less than 814

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1.4 Exercise 152

Solve.

Party supplies Tim brought 9 six-packs of soda to a club party. How many cans of soda did Tim bring?

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1.4 Exercise 154

Solve.

Field trip Seven school busses let off their students in front of a museum in Washington, DC. Each school bus had 44 students. How many students were there?

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1.4 Exercise 156

Solve.

Charity Rey donated 15 twelve-packs of t-shirts to a homeless shelter. How many t-shirts did he donate?

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1.4 Exercise 158

Solve.

Recipe Stephanie is making punch for a party. The recipe calls for twice as much fruit juice as club soda. If she uses 10 cups of club soda, how much fruit juice should she use?

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1.4 Exercise 160

Solve.

Government The United States Senate has twice as many senators as there are states in the United States. There are 50 states. How many senators are there in the United States Senate?

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1.4 Exercise 162

Solve.

Painting Jane is painting one wall of her living room. The wall is rectangular, 13 feet wide by 9 feet high. What is the area of the wall?

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1.4 Exercise 164

Solve.

Room size The meeting room in a senior center is rectangular, with length 42 feet and width 34 feet. What is the area of the meeting room?

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1.4 Exercise 166

Solve.

NCAA basketball According to NCAA regulations, the dimensions of a rectangular basketball court must be 94 feet by 50 feet. What is the area of the basketball court?

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1.4 Exercise 168

Stock market Javier owns 300 shares of stock in one company. On Tuesday, the stock price rose $12\$ 12 per share. How much money did Javier’s portfolio gain?


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1.4 Exercise 170

How confident do you feel about your knowledge of the multiplication facts? If you are not fully confident, what will you do to improve your skills?

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