clASS 5 Multiplication and Division
clASS 5 Multiplication and Division
a n d Division
CHAPTER
4
numbers witho
MULTIPLICATION of5 or 6 digit
multiplication and lean
learnt the in this chapter
class we have
methods
In our previous
the same
shall apply
(carrying). We
or with regrouping
more about multiplication.
in Class IV.
tables upto 15 multiplication table
multiplication below
We have
learnt 20. VWe give
tables upto
multiplication
extend the
Let us
18 19 20
of H to 20. 16 17
14 15
12 13 18 19 20
X 16 17
14 15
12 13
36 38 40
32 34
28 30
24 26 57 60
2 22 5 54
45 48
39 42 76 80
3 33 36 68 72
60 64
52 56 95 100
44 48 90
4
75 80 85
65 70 20
5 55 60 08 14
96 102
78 84 90
72 126 133 140
66 I19
05 112
98 160
84 144 152
128 136
I14 112 120
8 88 96 162 171 180
135 144 153
g9 08 127 126 190 200
9
160 170 180
20 130 140 150
10 I10
of multiplication.
important properties
NOWwerecapitulate some
of numbers
not change, when the order
he product of two numbers does
changed, e.g.,
503x 23 = 23 x 503
15x 12 = 12x 15;
1418 x 315 = 315 x 1418; 530019 x 12 1 2 x 530019
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Note
is called commutative property of multiplication.
This property
of numbers
2. The product of three numbers does not change, when the grouping
is changed, eg
(15 x 18) x 10 15 x (18 x 10) (15 x 10) x 18
=
x 12
(423 x 12) x 25 423 x (12 x 25) = (123 x 25)
Note
This property is called associative property of multiplication.
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Note
This property is called identity property of multiplication and the integer I is called the
identity element of multiplication.
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NoTCNote
This property is called distributive property of multiplication over addition.
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2 3 7 4 4 0
2 21 7 59 4
Number sentence: 26718 x 83 2217594
write the number of the product.
Example 2. Multiply 37842 by 306 and
name
3 7 8 4 2
Solution. 3 7 8 4 2
X 3 0 6
2 2 7 0 5 2 X 3 0 6
We can avoid
0 0 0 0 0 0 multiplication by
2 2 70 52
3 5 2 6 0 0 zero. I 3 5 2 6 00 0
II5 7 9 6 5 2 I I 5 796 5 2
Number name of the product = One crore fifteen lakh seventy nine thousand
six hundred fifty two.
2583.
Example 3. Multiply 5318 by
Solution. The expanded form of 2583 is:
2583 2000+500 +80 +3
We do it like this:
Add all
5 3 8 the partial
products.
2 5 8 3
I59 5 4 (5318 x 3)
42 5 4 4 0 (5318 x 80)
2 6 5 90 0 0 (5318 x 500)
(5318 x 2000)
I 3 7 3 6 39 (5318 x 2583)
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Example 4. Using 7825 x 200 1565000, find (a) 7825 x 201 (b) 7826 x 200
Solution (a) 7825 x 201 7825 x (200 +1)
7825x 200+7825xI
1565000 + 7825 1572825
(b)7826x 200= (7825+1) x 200
7825
x 200 + I x 200
=1565000+200 1565200
Example 5. Fill in the boxes:
26 8 9 4
x O
I3 4 7 0
8 68 20
420
Solution. 2 68 9 4 Think!
x 3 5 4x? = 0
d
EXERCISE-I4
1.Multiplythe following:
(a) 95637 by 100 (b) 3069I by 1000 (c) 48256 x 300
2. Find the product in each case:
(a) 5613 x 0 (b) 8965329 x I (c) 1230567 x 10
3 (d) 41570 x 100 x I (e) 7896 x 0 x 523 (f) 49625 x Ix 4000
Multiply and write the number sentence:
3. 425629x8 4. 730245x 9
Multiply:
5. 98654 x 48 6. 78907x 27 7. 46219x 263
8. 234567 x 173 9. 7829 x 450 10. 73906 x 405
I1. 72809x 365 12. 4319x 2300 13. 4223 x 3809
Multiply and write the product in words:
2 68 9 4
3 4 70
8 6 8 2 0
42 0
Solution. 2 6 8 9 4 Thinkl
x 3 5 4x? = 0
decide between 0 and 5
I3 4 4 7 0 4x? 2
80 6 8 20 decide between 8 and 3
941 2 9 0
EXERCISE-I4
L. Multiply the following:
1000 (c) 48256 x 300
(a) 95637 by 100 (b) 30691 by
2. Find the product in each case:
(a) 5613 x 0 (b) 8965329 x I (c) 1230567 x 10
I (e) 7896 x 0x 523 f) 49625 x Ix 4000
(d) 41570x 100 x
(a) 3 9 5 29 (b) 45 6 7 8
x O x
2 774 2 4 6 8
3 6 3 20 9 5 6
399 4 4 6
7
7 8
5 5 4 8
Solution. 4 2 3 7 6
x 98
Multiply 42376
3 39 0 08 by 98.
3 8 I3 8 40
4I 5 2 8 4 8
I9 8 0 5 0
edl9 8 0 5 0
x8 5
0004 X 85 Multiply like
9 9 02 5 0
99 0 2 5 0 this
I 58 44 0 0
5 8 4 40 00
I6 8 3 4 2 5 0
I68 3 4 2 5 0e
C o s t of 85 chairs = R168342.50
EXERCISE-15
I. There are 637 schools in a district. If the number of students in each school is 4031,
find the total number of students in the district.
2. A milk depot sells 4585 litres milk daily. How much milk will it sell in
one year (365 days)? Write the number sentence.
3. There are 3218 heaps of marbles. Each heap contains 4529 marbles.
How many marbles are there? Write the number sentence.
4. A factory produces 2530900 pens in a month. 144 pens are packed in
a carton. There are I7608 cartons in the
factory. How many more pens
should it produce to fill these cartons?
5. A bag of sugar weighs I05 kg. Find the total weight of sugar in 9568
bags.
6. The price of a sofa set is 32536, 90P. Find the total cost of 196 sofa sets.
7. There are 4525 boxes of soaps. Each box contains 350 soaps. How many soaps are
there?
8. There are 298 boxes of nails. A box has 125 packets each containing 2560 nails.
How many nails are there?
9. Find the continued product and write the result in words:
(a) 535 x 608 x 90 (b) 3729 x 57 x 12
DIVISION
In our previous class we have learnt the division of a 6-digit number by a I-digit
or a 2-digit number. In this class we shall divide a number having more than
6-digits by any number. Before taking up the division sums, let us first review the
important properties of division.
. When a number is divided by itself, the quotient is I, e.g
25 2 5 = l; 309 309 = I
5623+5623 I; 1001 1001 =
2. When a number is divided by 1, the quotient is the number itself, eg.,
39I = 39; 529 I = 529
7305 I=7305; 2302I =23021
3. When 0 is divided by a non-zero number, the quotient is zero, e.g.
0 35 = 0; 0 511 = 0
209 do it myself.
I75
3 4
- 3I5
Remainder 26
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Divisor 80899 Quotient
429) 3 47058 26 Dividend
-3 432
3 858
3 432
4262
- 3 86 1
The rernainder at every
4016 step would be less than
3 861 the divisor.
Remainder 55
Step 2. We bring down the next digit, i.e, 5 from the dividend and write it
on the right side of the
remainder, i.e, 38. The dividend becomes
385. But 385 is less than
429. We write 0 on the right side of the
digit 8 in the quotient and bring down the next digit, ie, 8 from
the dividend and write it the of 385
on right so that the dividend
becomes 3858.
429 x 9= 3861; 429 x 8 3432 In practice
we don't draw
3861> 3858 and 3432< 3858
arrows
. 429 goes into 3858, eight times.
We write the digit 8 on the
right of 80 in the quotient and subtract
3432 from 3858.
3858 3432 426, the
=
so
remainder this time is 426.
Now repeat the same steps,
we get Quotient 80899, Remainder
=
= 155.
4939 2
Solution. 2613 1 290635 I 6
-I045 2
2 4 5 43
- 235I 7
0265
-
78 3 9
2 4 261 ono
- 2 3 5 17
74 46
- 5 226
obro 2 220
EXERCISE-16
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2 4630
164200
I6 42 0
0
Example 4. A farmer collected 5780625 apples. He found 625 apples rotten. How many
boxes will he require to pack the good ones if each box can hold maximum
400 apples?
Solution. Apples collected 5780625, Rotten apples = 625
Good apples = 5780625 625 = 5780000
I4 45 0
400 5 7 80000
-4 00
1780 Divide the
- I 6 00 number of good
apples by 400.
800
- I 6 00
2000
- 200 0
. Boxes required = |4450
tly
6. A company issued?
many shares
were
almirahs. Each
is250, how books are kept in
l601985 books. The
book store there are almirahs are required to
7. In a
803 books. How many
almirah has a capacity of holding
keep the books? are there in a
How many apples
in 1208 boxes.
8. 392600 apples are packed equally
box? chairs in one
realised R8154624 by selling
9. The cost of a chair is F1536. A company
chairs w e r e sold?
year. Hovw many litres. How much
depot was |422405
the total sale of a milk
10. In one year (365 days)
milk does it sell everyday?
493?
to 780629 so that the sum is exactly divisible by
I1. What should be added
2915.
nearest to 8888888
which are exactly divisible by
12. Find two numbers
How many bulbs did it
ll88440 bulbs in one year (365 days).
13. A factory produced
produce in the month of August?
651652 oranges of another
475812 oranges of one kind and
14. A farmer produced did he
and packed in 296 boxes. How many oranges
kind. He mixed these oranges
pack in a box?
found rotten and the
bought |490825 bananas. If l03 bananas
were
15. A fruit seller basket.
529 baskets, find the number of bananas in each
remaining were packed in
at R18925 each. From this money he bought
625
16. Ravinder sold 825 refrigerators
T.V. sets. Find the price of each T.V. set.
sold 2568 goats at R569 each. With this money he bought one motorcycle
17, A man
for 66792 and some sheep. If the price of one sheep is T840, how many sheep
did he buy?
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ESTIMATING THE PRODUCT AND THE QUOTIENT
We have learnt the rounding off a number to a certain place. Here we shall round off the
given numbers and find the estimated product and quotient.
Example l. Find the actual and estimated product of 1235 x 893
Actual Product Estimated Product
Solution.
2 3 5 I2 0 0
Round off to
x893 the nearest x90 0
3 7 05 hundreds. I 0 8 0 0 00
I I5 0
9 8 8 0 0 0
0 2 85 5
Example 2. A car costs 382016. Estimate the cost of such 9 cars.
9000
9 300
(b) 320715 8973 rounds to 300000
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Example 4. The cost of 18 watches is 17982. What is the estimated cost of a watch?
Solution. Cost of I watch = 7 (17982 + 18)
We think of 20002
Quotient is 1000
I watch is 1000.
Estimated cost of
CHALLENGES
.The weight of a box is 136 kg 58
g. Find the weight of such 256 boxes.
2. The cost of 24 articles is 7
652, 8 P. Find the cost of one article.
3. Find out
3-digit numbers, the sum of whose digits is to the equal product of the digits.
THINK
It takes 30 minutes for 2 shirts to get dry in the sun. How long will it take to
dry in the sun? get 3 shirts-
Do you know?
1. The following
the only examples of
are
multiplication where all the digits from
I to 9 have been used without
repetition.
(a) 4x 1738 = 6952 (b) 4x 1963 7852 (c) 12 x 483 5796
(d) 42x 138 5796 (e) 18 x 297 5346 (f) 27x I198 5346
(g) 39x 186 7254 (h) 48 x 159 = 7632 () 28 x 157 =4396
2. The number of
digits in the product of any two numbers cannot be more than
the sum of the number of digits of the
multiplier and the multiplicand.
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