Grade 4 · Math
Multiply using place value practice
Break a multi-digit factor into useful parts and combine partial products.
Opening your practice adventure…
Try a sample
What is 46 × 15?
- 691
- 690
- 689
- 700
See the answer & why
690
Split 46 into 40 + 6: 40 × 15 = 600, and 6 × 15 = 90. Add them to get 690.
A little hint: Split one factor into tens and ones. Multiply both parts, then add.
A teaching tip
Show each partial product on an area model or place-value drawing. Both parts describe the original quantity.