Multiplication is probably the most fun operation to solve out of the four. It is easy, quick and very interesting. Do you recall what the process of multiplication is? Let's take a look! Multiplication means the adding of numbers a certain time. We learn various methods to make multiplication easier, such as times tables. These times tables help us in solving many two number multiplication sums and benefit in the multiplication of larger numbers. For instance, you can easily answer 6 x 5 = 30, but for multiplication of 14 x 34 or 234x 44 you need a different approach. Let's take a look at how you can multiply double with triple digit numbers. First, write the larger number over the smaller number. Make sure that the hundreds, tens, and units columns of both the numbers line up. For example, you are given to solve 320 into 41. You write 0 of 320 over 1 of 41. Similarly, 2 of 320 will be written over 4 of 41. Start multiplying the units of the smaller number with the larger number. Begin by multiplying 1 with unit place of 320. Continue the same method with the tenth place of the smaller number. Remember when multiplying with the tenth place of smaller number start multiplication with a zero. Once you have multiplied the smaller with all three places of the larger number, add your answers. The addition works the same in this case. Start adding numbers from the unit place and proceed to the hundredth place. You have your answer!

This worksheet collection consists of finding the products of values that consist of two-digits and three-digits. The basic procedure starts at the ones place of the multiplier multiply the multiplicand by that and find the product. You then move on to the tens place of the multiplier and apply that same treatment, you will place a zero on the end of that product to signify that you are working with a tens place. The key to doing well on this topic is spacing the integers correctly so that they stay lined up in their correct place value. Also, don't forget your place holder zeroes.