Multiplication and Division
6. A baker packed 118 cookies into each tin.
a. How many cookies are there in 4 such tins?
b. How many cookies are there in 24 such tins?
a. 1 tin = 118 cookies
4 tins = 118 × 4
= 472
There are 472 cookies in 4 tins.
4 tins = 118 × 4
= 472
There are 472 cookies in 4 tins.

b. 1 tin = 118 cookies
24 tins = 118 × 24
= 2832
There are 2832 cookies in 24 tins.
24 tins = 118 × 24
= 2832
There are 2832 cookies in 24 tins.

7. Mala divided 1260 beads equally to make 7 necklaces. How many beads did she use for each necklace?

1260 ÷ 7 = 180
She used 180 beads for each necklace.
She used 180 beads for each necklace.
