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The real plane is 10 times longer. How long is the actual plane?  \n2) A box of eggs holds 6 eggs. If I had 20 full boxes, how many eggs would I have?  \n3) A pack of 8 pens costs me $10. I buy 12 packs. How many pens have I bought?  \n4) A box of chocolates contains 30 chocolates. How many chocolates in 4 boxes?  \n5) How many days in 20 weeks?   \n6) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How many paperclips could be made from 70cm of wire?   \n7) A ream contains 500 sheets of paper. How many sheets in 2 reams?  \n8) How many seconds in 3 minutes?  Did you spot the  \ntrick problem?  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 4.2A ANSWERS  \n1) A scale model of a Boeing 747 is 7m long. The real plane is 10 times longer. How long is the actual plane?  \n7m x 10 = 70m long  \n2) A box of eggs holds 6 eggs. If I had 20 full boxes, how many eggs would I have?  \n6 x 20 = 120 eggs  \n3) A pack of 8 pens costs me $10. I buy 12 packs. How many pens have I bought?  \n8 x 12 = 96 pens  \n4) A box of chocolates contains 30 chocolates. How many chocolates in 4 boxes?  \n30 x 4 = 120 chocolates  \n5) How many days in 20 weeks?  \n20 x 7 = 140 days  \n6) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How many paperclips could be made from 70cm of wire?  \n70 ÷ 10 = 7 paper clips  \n*** Trick question-this was a division question ***  \n7) A ream contains 500 sheets of paper. How many sheets in 2 reams?  \n500 x 2 = 1000 sheets  \n8) How many seconds in 3 minutes?  \n60 x 3 = 180 seconds  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 4.2B  \nHave a go at solving these multiplication problems.  \nCan you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?  \n1) A scale model of a Boeing 747 is 5 foot long. The real plane is fifty times longer. How long is the actual plane?  \n2) A box of eggs holds 6 eggs. If I had 40 full boxes, how many eggs would I have?  \n3) A pack of 8 pens costs me $12 . I buy 20 packs. How many pens have I bought?  \n4) A box of chocolates contains 30 chocolates. How many chocolates in 9 boxes?  \n5) How many days in 40 weeks?   \n6) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How many paperclips could be made from 2m of wire?   \n7) A ream contains 500 sheets of paper. How many sheets in 3 reams?  \n8) How many seconds in 6 minutes?   \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 4.2B ANSWERS  \n1) A scale model of a Boeing 747 is 5 foot long. The real plane is fifty times longer. How long is the actual plane?  \n5 x 50 = 250 feet  \n2) A box of eggs holds 6 eggs. If I had 40 full boxes, how many eggs would I have?  \n6 x 40 = 240 eggs  \n3) A pack of 8 pens costs me $12 . I buy 20 packs. How many pens have I bought?  \n8 x 20 = 160 pens  \n4) A box of chocolates contains 30 chocolates. How many chocolates in 9 boxes?  \n30 x 9 = 270 chocolates  \n5) How many days in 40 weeks?  \n40 x 7 = 280 days  \n6) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. How many paperclips could be made from 2m of wire?  \n200 ÷ 10 = 20 paperclips  \n*** Trick questions-this was really a division problem ***  \n7) A ream contains 500 sheets of paper. How many sheets in 3 reams?  \n500 x 3 = 1500 sheets  \n8) How many seconds in 6 minutes?  \n6 x 60 = 360 seconds  \nName Date  \nMULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 4.2C  \nHave a go at solving these multiplication problems.  \nCan you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?  \n1) A scale model of a Boeing 747 is 7. 1m long. The real plane is 10 times longer. How long is the actual plane?  \n2) A box of eggs holds 6 eggs. If I had 68 full boxes, how many eggs would I have?  \n3) A pack of 8 pens costs me $17 . The school buy 74 packs. How many pens have I bought?  \n4) A box of chocolates contains 36 chocolates. How many chocolates in 11 boxes?  \n5) How many days in 46 weeks?   \n6) A paperclip is made from 10cm of wire. 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