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1. Review the table of 2's to 2 x 10.

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5. How many are two 34's? 2× 34¢=?

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6. A short process of finding two 34's is as follows: Write the 2 under the right-hand figure of the number to be multiplied, which is 34.

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1. Review the table of 3's to 3 x 10.

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4. Multiply 65 by 3.

Ones. 3x5=15. Write 5. Carry or add 1 to

the tens.

Tens. 3×6=18; 18+ 1 (carried) = 19. Write 19.

The answer is 195.

Think: 3 x 5 = 15; 3 × 6 = 18; 18+1=19.

The result, 195, is called the product.

5. Multiply 165 by 3.

Ones. 3x5=15. Write 5. Carry 1.

3 Tens. 3×6= 18; 18+1=19. Write 9. Carry 1. Hundreds. 3×1=3; 3+1=4. Write 4.

495

The product is 495.

1×0=0; 2×0=0; 3×0=0. Any number of times 0 = 0.

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1. Philip earned $24 a month by helping a farmer. How much did he earn in 2 months?

2. Find the cost of 2 rakes at 80 each.

3. Mary canned 14 jars of peaches. Her mother canned twice as many jars. How many jars did her mother can?

4. Find the cost of 2 pints of molasses at 14 cents a pint.

Find the cost of:

5. 2 pieces of soap at 10 cents apiece.
6. 2 garden forks at 44 cents each.

7. 2 dozen buttons at 12 cents a dozen.

8. 2 yards of ribbon at 11 cents a yard.

9. How many inches are there in 3 feet?

10. An automobile ran 21 miles an hour. How far did it go in 3 hours?

11. Harold bought 3 notebooks at 16 cents each. How much did they cost?

12. Andrew sold 3 dozen eggs at 60 cents a dozen. How much did he receive for them?

13. Find the cost of 3 rugs at 24 dollars each.

14. Three girls bought trowels for their gardens. They cost 15 cents each. How much did the 3 trowels cost?

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1. How many halves of a circle are there in a circle? 2. How many halves of a square are there in a square?

3. How many halves of a line are there in a line?

4. How many halves are there in a unit or one of anything?

5. How many fourths of a circle are there in a circle? how many fourths of a square in a square? how many fourths of a line in a line?

6. How many fourths are there in a unit or one of anything?

7. How many thirds of a circle are there in a circle? how many thirds of a square in a square? how many thirds of a line in a line?

8. How many thirds are there in a unit or one of anything?

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Measure carefully with your ruler and draw:

1. An envelope 2 inches wide and 4 inches long.
2. A blotter 3 inches wide and 6 inches long.

3. A page 4 inches wide and 6 inches long.
4. A square 3 inches on a side.

5. A square 4 inches on a side.

6. The top of a square box 5 inches on a side.
7. A picture 4 inches by 6 inches.

Let 1 inch stand for 1 foot, and draw figures to represent :

8. A rug 3 feet wide and 8 feet long.

NOTE. As 1 inch stands for 1 foot, 3 inches stand for 3 feet, and 8 inches for 8 feet. Draw an oblong 3 inches wide and 8 inches long.

9. A hallway 4 feet wide and 10 feet long.

10. A table cover 4 feet wide by 7 feet long.

11. A window glass 4 feet by 9 feet.

12. A blackboard 3 feet by 6 feet.

Let 1 inch stand for 1 yard, and draw figures to represent:

13. A room 4 yards by 6 yards.

14. A porch floor 2 yards wide and 8 yards long.
15. A hallway 3 yards wide and 12 yards long.
16. A rug 3 yards wide and 5 yards long.
17. A porch rug 2 yards wide and 4 yards long.
18. A wall 3 yards in height and 6 yards long.

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