In Year Four Maths KS2, children explore multiplication and division. They learn times tables and also multiply and divide larger numbers. Terms like 'product' and 'remainder' become familiar, and they discover how to find fractions, like halves or quarters.
To find the product of two numbers, simply multiply them. Numbers that divide another number are its factors. Products and factors are important in multiplication and division, used in everyday life, like shopping. For example, if Mum buys three toothbrushes at £4 each, she multiplies £4 by 3 to find the total cost.
Can you find the product of two numbers? Test your multiplication and division skills with this fun quiz!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Multiplying and dividing
The correct answer is 192 but 6 x 64 x 2 = 768
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Any number multiplied by 0 will give the answer 0
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To find the product of two numbers they have to be multiplied together
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Half means the same as divided by 2
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Quarter means the same as divided by 4
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2 x 4 = 8 so there are 2 numbers left over
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Double twice to multiply any number by 4
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10 and 2 are easier numbers to deal with than 5 is
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Remember that double means the same as x 2, so 10 x 2 = 20
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2 x 4 = 8
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