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                  2.  Write the numbers vertically in your notebook and multiply. One has been

                       done for you.

                       (a) 5 × 4 = 20            (b)  6 × 2 = ___         (c)  2 × 6 = ___         (d)  9 × 3 = ___

                                t    O           (e)  3 × 9 = ___          (f)  9 × 10 = ___       (g)  2 × 5 = ___

                                     5           (h)  4 × 4 = ___          (i)  7 × 9 = ___         (j)  8 × 8 = ___
                            ×        4

                                2    0

                  3.  Solve the following problems.

                                                                                                     t    O
                       (a) A chair has 4 legs. How many legs do 9 chairs have?

                             Answer: ________________________                                    ×

                                              (b) There are 6 swings in a park. There are 2                       t    O
                                                   children on each swing. How many children

                                                   are there in all?                                          ×

                                                     Answer: ________________________

                       (c)  Each child has 2 flowers. How many flowers do 9 children                    t   O

                           have?
                              Answer: ________________________                                      ×

                                              (d) There are 3 see-saws in a park. There are 4                     t    O

                                                   children on each see-saw. How many children
                                                   are there in all?                                          ×

                                                     Answer: ________________________

                       (e) There are 5 children. Each child has 6 sweets. How                      t    O
                           many sweets are there in all?

                              Answer: ________________________                                 ×

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