Grade 6 maths · L.12 · Decimal operations
Decimal word problems: multiply
Multiply the amount for one by the number of them.
Loading a question…
You've done today's 10 free questions.
Come back tomorrow for 10 more, or get unlimited practice with a membership.
Want more today? Print 20 more questions free, with the answers.
Already a member? Sign in.
See worked examples
Each parcel is 7.2 kg. How many kg are there in 5 of them?
Answer: 36
Each plank is 5.7 m. How many m are there in 3 of them?
Answer: 17.1
Each plank is 7.7 m. How many m are there in 2 of them?
Answer: 15.4
Tip: Multiply the amount for one by the number of them.
Print a worksheet of this skill New questions and an answer key, free.
Up next
- Next in this topic Decimal word problems: divide Grade 6
- Ready for more Add and subtract three integers Grade 7
- Need a warm-up? Compare decimals: hundredths to 10 Grade 5
Print a free worksheet with answers (20 questions).
Practise without limits
Members practise as much as they like, every day, and get the printable packs and lessons too.