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How many pens in 2 packs?  \n2) How many wheels on 3 cars?   \n3) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How much wire would I need for 3 paperclips?   \n4) Sally runs for 3 miles a day. How far will she run in 3 days?   \n5) I buy 5 apples on Monday, and 7 more on Tuesday. How many have I bought in total?   \n6) A multipack bag of crisps holds 6 packets. How many packs of crisps in  \n2 multipacks?  \n7) It takes a rocket 7 seconds to travel a mile. How long would it take the  \nrocket to go 2 miles at that speed?  \nDid you spot the trick problem?  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 3.1A ANSWERS  \n1) A pack of pens contains 3 pens. How many pens in 2 packs?  \n3 x 2 = 6 pens  \n2) How many wheels on 3 cars?  \n4 x 3 = 12 wheels  \n3) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How much wire would I need for 3 paperclips?  \n10 x 3 = 30cm  \n4) Sally runs for 3 miles a day. How far will she run in 3 days?  \n3 x 3 = 9 miles  \n5) I buy 5 apples on Monday, and 7 more on Tuesday. How many have I bought in total?  \n5 + 7 = 12 apples  \n***Trick questions-this was an addition question ***  \n6) A multipack bag of crisps holds 6 packets. How many packs of crisps in 2 multipacks?  \n6 x 2 = 12 packets  \n7) It takes a rocket 7 seconds to travel a mile. How long would it take the rocket to go 2 miles at that speed?  \n7 x 2 = 14 seconds  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 3.1B  \nHave a go at solving these multiplication problems.  \nCan you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?  \n1) A pack of pens contains 6 pens. How many pens in 5 packs?  \n2) How many wheels on 7 cars?   \n3) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How much wire would I need for 6 paperclips?   \n4) Sally runs for 3 miles a day. How far will she run in a week?   \n5) I buy 5 apples on Monday, and 7 more on Tuesday. How many have I bought in total?   \n6) A multipack bag of crisps holds 6 packets. How many packs of crisps in  \n6 multipacks?  \n7) It takes a rocket 7 seconds to travel a mile. How long would it take the  \nrocket to go 5 miles at that speed?  \nDid you spot the trick problem?  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 3.1B ANSWERS  \n1) A pack of pens contains 6 pens. How many pens in 5 packs?  \n6 x 5 = 30 pens  \n2) How many wheels on 7 cars?  \n7 x 4 = 28 wheels  \n3) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How much wire would I need for 6 paperclips?  \n10 x 6 = 60 cm of wire  \n4) Sally runs for 3 miles a day. How far will she run in a week?  \n3 x 7 = 21 miles  \n5) I buy 5 apples on Monday, and 7 more on Tuesday. How many have I bought in total?  \n5 + 7 = 12 apples  \n*** Trick problem-this was an addition problem ***  \n6) A multipack bag of crisps holds 6 packets. How many packs of crisps in 6 multipacks?  \n6 x 6 = 36 packets  \n7) It takes Sally 7 minutes to run a mile. How long would it take her to run  \n5 miles?  \n7 x 5 = 35 minutes  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 3.1C  \nHave a go at solving these multiplication problems.  \nCan you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?  \n1) A pack of pens contains 6 pens. How many pens in 7 packs?  \n2) How many wheels on 12 cars?   \n3) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How much wire would I need for 11 paperclips?   \n4) Sally runs for 3 miles a day. How far will she run in a 2 weeks?  \n5) I buy 12 apples on Monday, and 7 more on Tuesday. How many have I bought in total?   \n6) A multipack bag of crisps holds 6 packets. How many packs of crisps in  \n12 multipacks?  \n7) It takes a rocket 7 seconds to travel a mile. How long would it take the  \nrocket to go 14 miles at that speed?  \nDid you spot the trick problem?  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 3.1C ANSWERS  \n1) A pack of pens contains 6 pens. 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