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                 \ 10-Nov-2025  Bharat Arora   Proof-8                                     Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                     2.  12 dancers are presenting their performances in different groups. look
                          at the groups and fill in the blanks.

                          a.

                          There is  1  group of  12  dancers.
                          So,  1 × 12 = 12.

                          b.

                          There are _________ groups of _________ dancers each.
                          So, _________ × _________ = _________.

                          c.

                          There are _________ groups of _________ dancers each.
                          So, _________ × _________ = _________.

                Multiples

                Swati and Nidhi love dancing. So, they join a dance class.

                Swati  attends  the  class  every  fourth day  of the  month
                of January starting from 4th January. Nidhi attends the
                class  every  third  day of the  month  of January  starting
                from 3rd January.

                Here, the calendar of the month of January is given. We
                circle the dates after 1st January on which Swati attends
                the class in green and the dates on which Nidhi attends

                the class in red.
                The red  circled numbers are called  the  multiples of 3.                     January 20XX
                Multiples of 3 can be obtained by finding the products of

                3 and numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ... .

                Write  the  green circled numbers, 4,  ___,  ___,  ___,  ___,
                ___, and ___.
                These  numbers  are called  the  multiples  of 4. Multiples

                of 4 can be obtained by finding the products  of 4 and
                numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ... .

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