Number Patterns and Multiplication

Patrick created a number pattern with the following rules:

- start at 5

- add 7 each time

What would the next term be?

5, 12, 19, 26

(a)  

A student started at 8 and created the following number pattern:

8, 16, 24, 32, 40…

What is the rule?

Select the two answers that are multiples of 9.

Select the composite numbers

There were 8 birds on the oak tree. The pine tree had 3 times as many birds on it. How many birds were on the pine tree?

(a)  

Bob read 7 books last year. Sam read 11 times as many. Which equation can be used to correctly find out how many books Sam read?

Find the product:

5 x 1,259 =

(a)  

Find the product:

4 x 562 =

(a)  

There were 2,985 people at the fair. The fair lasted 3 nights. The mayor used the equation 2,985 x 3 to figure out how many people were at the fair. How many people were at the fair altogether?

A bakery received 23 boxes of donuts. Each box had 35 donuts in it. How many donuts did the bakery receive altogether?