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Test Unit 5 Multiplication, Multiples and Factor

The document is a test unit focused on multiplication, multiples, and factors, containing various mathematical problems for students to solve. It includes tasks such as using digit cards to form correct equations, calculating total costs, identifying properties of numbers, and completing multiplication grids. Additionally, it features exercises on finding products, multiples, and organizing numbers in a Venn diagram.

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Test Unit 5 Multiplication, Multiples and Factor

The document is a test unit focused on multiplication, multiples, and factors, containing various mathematical problems for students to solve. It includes tasks such as using digit cards to form correct equations, calculating total costs, identifying properties of numbers, and completing multiplication grids. Additionally, it features exercises on finding products, multiples, and organizing numbers in a Venn diagram.

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Test unit 5 Multiplication, multiples and factors

1. Here are four digit cards.


9 2 8 7
Use each card once to make this statement correct.

x =

2. Sarah buys 9 notebooks, and each notebook costs $7.


How much does she spend in total?

3. The product of any two odd numbers is always even.


Is this true or false? Explain.

4. Write the first five multiples of 7.

5. Find the products of 900 and 6.

6. Complete the factor bug for 30.

K – UNIT 5 (#3)
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7. 42 is the product of two consecutive numbers.


42

6 x 7

Find the missing pairs of consecutive numbers.


18 40 81

x x x

8. Write the missing numbers in this multiplication grid.

× 3 10

10 20

15

20

9. Here are four digit cards.


Use each card once to complete these statements.
4 3 8 0
is a multiple of 8 greater than 50.
is a multiple of 10 less than 80.
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K – UNIT 5 (#3)
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10. Calculate:
a. 39 × 9 b. 517 × 6 c. 165 × 8

11. Copy the Venn diagram and write the numbers in the correct
place
5 6 7
8 9
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K – UNIT 5 (#3)

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