5 Questions
How should you multiply three factors when reading from left to right?
Multiply the first two factors first, then the product by the third factor
In multi-digit multiplication of 4 x 3 x 5, what is the correct sequence of calculations?
4 x 3 = 12; 12 x 5 = 60
When using parentheses in multiplication, where can you place the parentheses?
Around the first two or last two factors
In the calculation of (5 x 8) x 3, what is the correct result?
120
Why is rearranging factors important in checking multiplication results?
To ensure accuracy by verifying different combinations of factors
This quiz involves solving a real-life multiplication problem where James needs to organize Matchbox cars into boxes. The problem requires multiplying three factors to calculate the total number of cars. Understanding the concept of multiplication and applying it to a practical scenario is key to solving this problem.
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