Maths Worksheet
Use the digits 9, 1, 6, 0, 5, 4 for all questions unless otherwise specified.
1. Make up a TU × U multiplication sum using the digits.
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2. Find two numbers, each with three digits, that you can form using the digits.
One number's hundreds digit is 9 and the other's is 4. Their sum must be 1000 or
greater.
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3. What is the largest possible three-digit number you can create using the digits?
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4. What is the smallest possible three-digit number you can create using the
digits?
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5. Create a TU × U multiplication sentence that gives you the highest possible
number.
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6. Solve 5 × 64 using the grid method.
× 6 4
+ =
Answer: 5 × 64 =
7. Solve 3 × 85 using the grid method.
× 8 5
3
+ =
Answer: 3 × 85 =
8. Solve 9 × 35 using the grid method.
× 3 5
+ =
Answer: 9 × 35 =
9. Solve 6 × 73 using the grid method.
× 7 3
6
+ =
Answer: 6 × 73 =
10. Solve 4 × 21 using the grid method.
× 2 1
+ =
Answer: 4 × 21 =
11. A store has 45 red shirts and 32 blue shirts. A new shipment of 20 shirts
arrives. If 15 shirts are sold, how many shirts are left in the store?
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12. A baker made 8 batches of cookies, with 12 cookies in each batch. He gave 15
cookies to his neighbor. How many cookies does he have left?
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13. Sarah has 4 books, and each book has 15 pages. If she reads 20 pages a day,
how many days will it take her to finish all the books?
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14. A farmer sells eggs in cartons of one dozen. If he has 8 cartons and sells 3
cartons, how many eggs does he have left?
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15. A class is collecting cans for a recycling drive. On Monday, they collected 53
cans. On Tuesday, they collected 47 cans. If their goal is to collect 150 cans, how
many more do they need to collect?
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