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                3.  Fill in the blanks using properties of multiplication.

                    (a)  5326 × 60 = ______ × 5326                   (b)  2897 × ______ = 0

                    (c)  (100 × 20) × 5 = (____ × ____) × 20  (d)  1 × ______ = 5566

                    (e)  (500 + 75) × 16 = ______ × 16 + 75 × ______

                    (f)  (______ – ______) × ______ = 708 × 25 – 55 × 25


                4.  Match the following columns:

                                         Column-I                                          Column-II
                     (a) 8753 × 20                                   (i)   114600

                     (b) 2 × 5 × 483                                 (ii) 384500
                     (c) 4 × 573 × 50                                (iii) 175060

                     (d) 10 × 3845 × 10                              (iv) 4830
                     (e) 900 × 714                                   (v) 144000

                     (f) 4000 × 36                                   (vi) 642600

                5.  Find the product of the following by regrouping the terms.
                    (a)  250 × 8 × 100               (b)  5 × 195 × 20               (c)  1550 × 50 × 2


                    (d)  400 × 25 × 4                (e)  4365 × 20 × 5               (f)  10 × 3364 × 10

                    (g)  50 × 1000 × 2               (h)  4 × 6666 × 25               (i)  2005 × 50 × 20

                6.  Solve the following word problems:
                    (a)  The cost of a ceiling fan is  3199. What will be the cost of such 150 ceiling fans?

                    (b)  In a factory 27,628 items are produced every day. How many items will be produced

                        in one year and 2 weeks?

                    (c)  A milk dairy supplies 1250 litres of milk daily. How much milk does it supply in a
                        leap year?

                    (d)  A box contains 150 toys. 4500 boxes were brought to a market on a particular day.
                        Find the total number of toys brought to the market on that day.

                    (e)  If a ‘Mother-Dairy’ booth sells 1258 litres of milk in a day, how much milk will it

                        sold in the month of December? If a litre of milk costs  48, what will be the cost
                        of total milk sold in December?

                    (f)  What is the product of largest 5-digit number and smallest 3-digit number.

                    (g)  The odometer  of car  shows  11152  km.  How  many  hundred  metres  is  in  the

                        reading?


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