MultiplicationChapter Four

Factor Vs. Product

8 x 2 = 16 Factor Facto

r

Product

Factors – Numbers that are multiplied to give a product.

Product – The answer in multiplication!

Can you do it?

1) 4 x 2 = _____

2) 7 x 3 = _____

3) 5 x 9 = _____

4) 6 x 1 = _____

Solve. Underline the Factor and circle the Product!

4 x 2 = ____

Factor Factor Product

Answer =8

Solve. Underline the Factor and circle the Product!

____ = 5 x 9 Product Factor Factor

Answer =45

Solve. Underline the Factor and circle the Product!

7 x 3 = ____

Factor Factor Product

Answer = 21

Solve. Underline the Factor and circle the Product!

____ = 6 x 1 Product Factor Factor

Answer =6

Solve. Underline the Factor and circle the Product!

5) At Ken’s Halloween party, there are 5 tables with 6 people at each table. How many people are at Ken’s Halloween party?

• Write a number sentence and label each part of your problem. Underline the factor, and circle the

product.

5 x 6 = 30

Factor Factor Product

St. Alphonsus Champions!

What is the

name of the

model shown?

Array:Objects

or symbols

displayed in rows

and columns.

How to read an Array!6) Can you write a number

sentence to match the array shown?

____________________________

We have 3 rows of 4 trophies!

Our first factor is going to be 3, and our second factor

is going to be 4!

3 x 4 = 12

Always start your problem with “rows.”

Your turn!

7) Can you write a number sentence that matches our yummy cookie array?

8) Can you write a number

sentence that

matches our Steeler

helmet array?

9) Can you write a number sentence that matches our

Jack-o-Lantern array?

Can you draw your own Array?

Draw an Array that matches the following number sentences.

10) 2 x 3 = ____

11) 5 x 2 = ____

12) 9 x 4 = ____

Question of the day!13) Landon arranged his school books on 3 shelves with 9 books on each shelf. How many books does

Landon have?

• Write a number sentences that corresponds with the problem.

• Label your number sentence by underlining your factor, and circling your product.

• Draw an array that corresponds to the problem.