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- Write the first six multiples of each number and check the last by multiplying:46789
- Answer yes or no with division, and name the multiples just below and above if no.Is 63 a multiple of 7?Is 76 a multiple of 6?Is 96 a multiple of 8?Is 58 a multiple of 9?Is 104 a multiple of 4?
- Say each fact the other way, with the words factor and multiple.6 is a factor of 42.54 is a multiple of 9.3 × 17 = 51Is 8 a factor of 74?
- Check Omar's list of multiples of 7 and find his first mistake.
- List the chess club's October meeting dates and decide if there is a meeting on a given day.
- Solve each riddle about multiples, showing the multiples you tested.I am a multiple of 7. I am between 50 and 80. My ones digit is 3.I am a multiple of 8. I am between 60 and 100. My digits add up to 9.I am the smallest multiple of 9 that is greater than 100.I am a multiple of 6 between 100 and 110. My ones digit is 2.
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Listing multiples: the lesson ›More Chapter 6 worksheets: Factors, multiples and primes
- 6.1Factors and multiples
- 6.2Prime and composite numbers
- 6.3Divisibility rules
- 6.4Listing multiples
- 6.5Number and shape patterns from a rule
- 6.6Least common multiple by listing