Mrs Byrne asks some children in Year 3 to arrange some chairs into 12 rows of 8.
How many chairs will they need altogether?
Answers in the comment box below.
Y3 Multiplication problem 1
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Mrs Byrne asks some children in Year 3 to arrange some chairs into 12 rows of 8.
How many chairs will they need altogether?
Answers in the comment box below.
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I think 96
I think its 96
You will need 96 chairs in total!
Hi year 3! I am Charlie Mc. (Year 6) and I am up for the challenge!
If 12×8=96
There would be 96 chairs.
8 each 12 row.
Hi year 3! I am Charlie Mc. (Year 6) and I am up for the challenge!
If 12×8=96
There would be 96 chairs needed.
8 each 12 row.
I think the answer is 96 because 12 × 8 = 96. I also have an interesting fact for you Year 3 ! Did you know that the number 4 is the only number that has an equal value to how many letters it has. Let me explain… the number 4 is spelt f-o-u-r as you already know and it has 4 letters in the word whereas 6,for example,only has three letters in the word or 100 has 7 letters in the word not 100 letters !
This would be 96 because 8×12=96
The answer will be 96 in total
My answer is 96! I got this answer by multiplying 8 by 12, which equals 96.
Now that is very hard. Would you have to multiply 8 by 12 to get an answer of 96. This is because 10 multiplied by 8 = 80 then 2 times 8 = 16 so then add 16 + 80 = 96. So now, you can use this method with higher numbers.
Wow year 3 very difficult but it would be 96 because 12×8=96!!!! Great challenge !