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Multiplying Numbers by One-Digit Factors
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Read and solve each problem. Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
1.
Garry has 4 packs of pencils. There are 20 pencils in each pack. How many pencils are there in all?
There are
pencils in all.
2.
There are 41 pupils in a room. If each pupil has 6 books, how many books do the 41 pupils have in all?
The pupils have
books in all.
3.
Dani bought 8 packs of thin brushes from an art store. If a pack has 22 thin brushes, what is the total number of thin brushes?
The total number of thin brushes is
.
4.
A grocery staff needs to do an inventory of oral care products. As he proceeded to check for floss picks, he discovers that a box of floss picks contains 53 pieces. If there are 3 boxes, how many floss picks are there in all?
There are
floss picks in all.
5.
Betty wants to organize the screws and place them equally in jars. She puts 34 screws in 1 jar. If she was able to fill 7 jars, find how many screws are there in all.
There are
screws in all.