Multiplication Practice

You are a cashier at a grocery store. A customer wants to buy 4 bags of oranges, each costing $123. How much would the total cost be?

• $492

• $545

• $633

• $4920

You are a super robot working in a factory. The factory produces 7 widgets per minute. If the factory runs for 456 minutes, how many widgets will be produced?

• 3033

• 3475

• 3192

• 3110

You are a superhero with the power of mathematics! You have 2 baskets, each containing 789 apples. How many apples do you have in total? Use your superpower to calculate!

• 1578

• 1520

• 1614

• 1494

You are a super mathematician working at a toy factory. Each toy robot requires 6 parts to assemble. If you have 345 toy robots to assemble, how many parts will you need in total?

• 2070

• 2015

• 2174

• 2007

Imagine you're a super mathematician, and you're faced with this challenge: You have 9 boxes, each containing 678 marbles. How many marbles do you have in total?

• 6,341

• 6,102

• 6,200

• 6,191

Imagine you are a super shopper who can calculate any discounts in a jiffy. Can you tell what would be the final price if you apply a discount of 3% on a product worth $987?

• $956.59

• $957.39

• $955.79

• $956.19

A supercomputer at a research facility is tasked with calculating the total number of cells in a sample, given that each sample contains 8 cells and there are 234 samples. How many cells are there in total?

• 1872

• 7322

• 4312

• 1743

Imagine you are a super mathematician working in a toy factory! Each toy requires 5 units of plastic to manufacture. If you have 567 units of plastic, how many toys can you manufacture? Give it a try!

• 2835

• 2308

• 2864

• 2812

Imagine you are a super mathematician working in a candy factory. Each box of candy contains 5 candies and there are 876 boxes. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find the total number of candies. Can you do it?

• 4,380

• 4,256

• 4,900

• 4,365

Imagine you are a super mathematician working at a space research center. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to calculate the weight of 9 identical space shuttles each weighing 123 tons. Can you do it?

• 1,107 tons

• 1,267 tons

• 1,211 tons

• 1,321 tons