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Multiplication facts

Practice times tables with factors from 0 to 12.

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Multiplication factsMultiplication facts. Practice. Calculate 10 × 7. Calculate 12 × 12. Calculate 9 × 5. Calculate 7 × 4. Calculate 5 × 8. Calculate 5 × 4. Calculate 2 × 12. Calculate 7 × 5. Calculate 12 × 7. Calculate 12 × 11. Calculate 10 × 10. Calculate 3 × 4.Name __________________________Date _______________Multiplication factsMultiply each pair of numbers.Worked exampleCalculate 6 × 7. → 42Split six groups into five groups and one group.1.Calculate 10 × 7.2.Calculate 12 × 12.3.Calculate 9 × 5.4.Calculate 7 × 4.5.Calculate 5 × 8.6.Calculate 5 × 4.7.Calculate 2 × 12.8.Calculate 7 × 5.9.Calculate 12 × 7.10.Calculate 12 × 11.11.Calculate 10 × 10.12.Calculate 3 × 4.MathSprig · mathsprig.site · support@mathsprig.sitePage 1 of 1mathsprig-1 · mathsprig-v1 · 7a80317f
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Arithmetic

What you’ll practice

Recall or calculate multiplication facts with factors from 0 to 12.

Use facts you know to work out the ones you are still learning. For example, six groups of seven are five groups of seven plus one more group.

How this skill works

Multiplication combines equal groups. For example, 6 × 7 can be read as six groups of seven, totaling 42.

A factor of zero gives zero, while a factor of one leaves the other factor unchanged. Changing the order of two factors does not change their product.

Worked example

Calculate 6 × 7.
  1. Split six groups into five groups and one group.
  2. 5 × 7 = 35 and 1 × 7 = 7.
  3. 35 + 7 = 42.

Answer: 42

Teaching notes

  • Use a known fact to work out a nearby one.
  • Compare related reversed facts after checking the answers.
Practice questions
  1. Calculate 10 × 7.
  2. Calculate 12 × 12.
  3. Calculate 9 × 5.
  4. Calculate 7 × 4.
  5. Calculate 5 × 8.
  6. Calculate 5 × 4.
  7. Calculate 2 × 12.
  8. Calculate 7 × 5.
  9. Calculate 12 × 7.
  10. Calculate 12 × 11.
  11. Calculate 10 × 10.
  12. Calculate 3 × 4.
Answers and steps
  1. 70
    1. 10 equal groups of 7 contain 70 altogether.
  2. 144
    1. 12 equal groups of 12 contain 144 altogether.
  3. 45
    1. 9 equal groups of 5 contain 45 altogether.
  4. 28
    1. 7 equal groups of 4 contain 28 altogether.
  5. 40
    1. 5 equal groups of 8 contain 40 altogether.
  6. 20
    1. 5 equal groups of 4 contain 20 altogether.
  7. 24
    1. 2 equal groups of 12 contain 24 altogether.
  8. 35
    1. 7 equal groups of 5 contain 35 altogether.
  9. 84
    1. 12 equal groups of 7 contain 84 altogether.
  10. 132
    1. 12 equal groups of 11 contain 132 altogether.
  11. 100
    1. 10 equal groups of 10 contain 100 altogether.
  12. 12
    1. 3 equal groups of 4 contain 12 altogether.