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Grade 5 Multiplying by Tens and Hundreds Worksheets

Stretch a fact you already know: 6 × 4 tells you 6 × 40 and 60 × 40.

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Grade 5 · 2 pages · A4

Multiplication Practice

Grade 5 • Multiplying by Tens and Hundreds • 3-digit × 2-digit, both multiples of 10
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Multiply. Multiply without the zeros, then put the zeros back on.

  1. 1) 310 × 90 =
  2. 2) 400 × 20 =
  3. 3) 880 × 90 =
  1. 4) 490 × 70 =
  2. 5) 950 × 60 =
  3. 6) 330 × 80 =
  1. 7) 950 × 70 =
  2. 8) 860 × 20 =
  3. 9) 660 × 40 =
  1. 10) 470 × 90 =
  2. 11) 700 × 20 =
  3. 12) 230 × 80 =
  1. 13) 710 × 60 =
  2. 14) 900 × 80 =
  3. 15) 140 × 70 =
  1. 16) 440 × 70 =
  2. 17) 180 × 20 =
  3. 18) 820 × 80 =
  1. 19) 510 × 70 =
  2. 20) 410 × 80 =
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Answer Key

  1. 1. 27900
  2. 2. 8000
  3. 3. 79200
  4. 4. 34300
  1. 5. 57000
  2. 6. 26400
  3. 7. 66500
  4. 8. 17200
  1. 9. 26400
  2. 10. 42300
  3. 11. 14000
  4. 12. 18400
  1. 13. 42600
  2. 14. 72000
  3. 15. 9800
  4. 16. 30800
  1. 17. 3600
  2. 18. 65600
  3. 19. 35700
  4. 20. 32800
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What each level generates

Grade 5 multiplying by tens and hundreds — the exact skill behind each difficulty setting, straight from the generator.

  1. Level 1Use the fact you know
  2. Level 23-digit × 2-digit, both multiples of 10
  3. Level 3Times a multiple of 100

Grade levels follow the progression common to most English-language curricula — not one specific national curriculum. Every level shows exactly what it generates, so you can check the fit with your own program. See the full scope & sequence →

More Grade 5 multiplication skills

Each one generates a different kind of question, with its own three levels and answer key.

Frequently asked questions

▸What multiplication should a Grade 5 student master?

Fluent multi-digit multiplication with the standard algorithm, including 2-digit × 2-digit and larger. The Column Multiplication levels here climb from 2-digit × 2-digit to 3-digit × 2-digit and 3-digit × 3-digit.

▸How many multi-digit problems make a good session?

8–12. Each one involves several steps, so a short accurate set beats a long careless one. Use the stepper to size the sheet to your session.

▸Can I use these for timed tests?

Yes — the shareable link reproduces the identical sheet, so you can run the same timed test across a class or re-test the same student fairly weeks later.

▸Is there working space for long multiplication?

Not a dedicated one. Problems print one per row at a fixed height — room for the answer, but not for two partial products and a carry line beneath it. Set the font size to Large for the tallest rows available, and plan for students to work the multiplication on squared paper or in a notebook, using the sheet as the question list.

▸Which font sizes print best for Grade 5?

Medium suits most students; Small fits more problems per page for confident workers, and Large plus the easy-read font helps students who find dense pages hard to track.