How Find Missing Parts of a Multiplication Equation - Completing equations is a part for curriculum because it strengthens one's understanding of the arithmetic operations and equations. However, many students find it very difficult to compete the equations as they are unable to grasp the concepts. Finding missing parts of the equation can really help students. Let us see how we can find missing parts of a multiplication equation. In a multiplication sentence there are the multiplicand, multiplier, and product. The multiplicand is the first number, the multiplier is the second number, and the product is the answer. To find the first number, you need to divide the answer with the second number. You can do the same to find the second number. And when the third number is missing you can multiply the first and second number and get the answer.

In this section you will start to understand core asset skills for algebra. In all cases a product forms when a multiplicand is multiplied by a multiplier. In this collection of worksheets you will start with two of the following: a product, multiplier, or multiplicand. The goal is to find the value of the third term. In this case you want to get the unknown by itself within the equation. These worksheets explain how to find the missing multiple and/or multiplier in simple multiplication problems. Students will rewrite the problems in order to balance the equations.