hard to easy math

Aria, Oliver, and William are having a friendly competition to see who can solve this math problem the fastest: 32 x 7. Can you beat them to it?

• 224

• 220

• 251

• 226

Answer explanation

To find the product of 32 and 7, we multiply the two numbers together. The result is 224, which matches the correct answer choice.

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CCSS.4.NBT.B.5

Isla, Henry, and Maya are playing a game of numbers. Isla multiplies 52 by 8. Can you guess the result of Isla's calculation?

• 417

• 4016

• 516

• 416

Answer explanation

To find the answer to the question, multiply 52 by 8. The result is 416, which matches one of the given options. Therefore, the correct answer is 416.

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CCSS.4.NBT.B.6

David, Mason, and Avery are playing a game where they need to quickly solve math problems. They come across the problem: 39 x 4. What is the correct answer?

• 1056

• 156

• 157

• 256

Answer explanation

To find the product of 39 and 4, we multiply the two numbers together. So, 39 multiplied by 4 equals 156. Therefore, the correct answer is 156.

Tags

CCSS.4.NBT.B.5

Maya, Noah, and David are playing a game where they need to find the product of 300 and 300. Can you help them?

• 90,000

• 900

• 9,000

• 9,000,000

Answer explanation

The question asks for the product of 300 and 300. The correct answer is 90,000. To find the product, we multiply the two numbers together. In this case, 300 multiplied by 300 equals 90,000. Therefore, the product of 300 and 300 is 90,000.

Tags

CCSS.5.NBT.B.5

During a friendly math competition, Daniel, Hannah, and Elijah are trying to solve the problem 49 x 9. Can you help them find the correct answer?

• 542

• 4041

• 442

• 441

Answer explanation

To find the answer to the question, multiply 49 by 9. The result is 441, which matches the given answer. Therefore, the correct choice is 441.

Tags

CCSS.4.NBT.B.5

Michael, Abigail, and Grace are playing a game. They need to find the product of 200 x 50. Can you help them?

• 100

• 1,000

• 10,000

• 100,000

Answer explanation

To find the product of 200 and 50, we multiply the two numbers together. The result is 10,000. This is the correct answer choice. The question asked for the product of 200 and 50, not the sum or difference. Therefore, the answer is 10,000.

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.5

Jackson, Elijah, and Noah are planning a big school event. They need to send out 6,000 invitations and each invitation costs 80 cents. How much will they spend in total?

• $4800

• $480,000

• $48,000

• $4,800,000

Answer explanation

To find the answer, multiply 6,000 by 80. The product is 480,000. Therefore, the correct choice is

48,000

. This option represents the product of the given numbers. The question asks for the result of multiplying 6,000 by 80, not the option number. So, the answer explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words.

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CCSS.4.OA.A.3

Maya, Abigail, and Ava are having a friendly competition to see who can solve this math problem the fastest: What is 99 x 2?

• 1099

• 189

• 198

• 1098

Answer explanation

The question asks for the product of 99 and 2. The correct answer is 198. To arrive at this answer, we multiply 99 by 2, which gives us 198. Therefore, the correct choice is

198

. This answer explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words. The prompt specifies not to use the term 'query' but to refer to it as a question.

Tags

CCSS.4.NBT.B.5

Avery, Liam, and Sophia are playing a game of cards. Avery has 52 cards and she distributes them equally among 5 friends including herself. How many cards does each person get?

• 360

• 2060

• 280

• 260

Answer explanation

The question asks for the product of 52 and 5. The correct answer is 260. To calculate this, we multiply 52 by 5, which gives us 260. Therefore, the answer is 260.

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.6

CCSS.6.NS.B.2

Abigail, Elijah, and Mia are planning a big school event. They need to send out invitations. If each student sends out 9,000 invitations and they have 900 students in their school, how many invitations will they send out in total?

• 8,100,000

• 810

• 810,000

• 8,100

Answer explanation

To find the product of 9,000 and 900, we multiply the two numbers together. The answer is 8,100,000. This is the correct choice from the given options. The explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. The question asks for the product of 9,000 and 900, not the query. The explanation is within the limit of 75 words.