This math topic focuses on developing and practicing multiplication skills through word problems involving small integer values. The problems involve applying multiplication to determine the total amounts by interacting with context-specific scenarios such as calculating total grams of apples eaten by koalas, the total number of apples consumed by a group of koalas, and the total pieces of candy owned by a group of kids. Each question provides a practical setup where the learner must select the correct multiplication equation that represents the situation described in the problem.
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How many grams of candy would they have if a kid has 4 pieces of candy and each piece weighs 2 grams?
Math worksheet on 'Multiplication Word Problems - Setup (Small Integer Values) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Multiplication - 2 Digit' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/multiplication_2_digit/ |
Each koala eats 6 apples. There are 3 koalas. How many apples are eaten in total? |
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Each koala eats 8 apples. Each apple weighs 5 grams. How many grams of apples does each koala eat? |
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A group of 6 koalas each eat 4 apples. How many apples are eaten in total? |
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Each koala eats 7 apples. There are 4 koalas. How many apples are eaten in total? |
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How many apples are eaten in total if 9 koalas each eat 8 apples? |
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A kid has 6 pieces of candy. Each piece weighs 8 grams. How many grams of candy do they have? |
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How many grams of apples are eaten by each koala if each koala eats 7 apples and each apple is 9 grams? |
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