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    Multiplication is used to combine groups of the same size. It is illustrated with examples of counting the number of oranges in boxes arranged into rows, with 4 rows of 6 oranges each making 24 oranges total. Another example uses larger numbers, with 6 rows of 15 seats each making an audience of 90 people at a school play. Multiplication involves factors, or the numbers being multiplied, and a product, which is the result of multiplying the factors.

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    Multiplication is used to combine groups of the same size. It is illustrated with examples of counting the number of oranges in boxes arranged into rows, with 4 rows of 6 oranges each making 24 oranges total. Another example uses larger numbers, with 6 rows of 15 seats each making an audience of 90 people at a school play. Multiplication involves factors, or the numbers being multiplied, and a product, which is the result of multiplying the factors.

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    Math Words and Ideas

    Multiplication

    (page 1 of 2)

    Use multiplication when you want to combine groups that are


    the same size.

    Math Words
    multiplication
    factor
    product

    How many oranges are in this box?

    There are 4 rows of oranges.


    There are 6 oranges in each row.
    There are 24 oranges in the box.

    4  6  24
    factors

    product

    16 sixteen

    4
     6
    24

    factors
    product

    Math Words and Ideas

    Multiplication

    (page 2 of 2)

    Here is an example of multiplication with larger numbers.


    The audience at the school play filled up 6 rows in the auditorium.
    Each row had 15 seats. How many people were in the audience?

    There are 6 rows.


    Each row has 15 people.
    There are 90 people in the audience.
    6  15  90
    factors

    product

    6
     15
    90

    factors
    product

    What are the factors in 8 5 40? What is the product?

    seventeen

    17

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