Numihana84 × 6 =
84
× 6
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
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Two-digit × one-digit.
Partition a two-digit number to multiply by one digit.
Numihana · England Year 3
Two-digit × one-digit
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Partition a two-digit number to multiply by one digit.
55 × 3 =
55
× 3
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
63 × 9 =
63
× 9
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
54 × 9 =
54
× 9
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
76 × 8 =
76
× 8
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
75 × 8 =
75
× 8
Partial product: ones
Answer: ________________
Numihana · England Year 3
Two-digit × one-digit
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Partition a two-digit number to multiply by one digit.
84 × 6 =
84
× 6
Partial product: ones504
Answer: 504
55 × 3 =
55
× 3
Partial product: ones165
Answer: 165
63 × 9 =
63
× 9
Partial product: ones567
Answer: 567
54 × 9 =
54
× 9
Partial product: ones486
Answer: 486
76 × 8 =
76
× 8
Partial product: ones608
Answer: 608
75 × 8 =
75
× 8
Partial product: ones600
Answer: 600
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Partition a two-digit number to multiply by one digit.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 3 → Number → Multiplication and division · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Use equal groups or partition the larger number. In long multiplication, each digit of the multiplier contributes its place-value partial product.
A common slip
A tens partial product is ten times the corresponding ones product. Keep its zero placeholder.
Worked example
4 × 5 =
4
× 5
Partial product: ones20
Answer: 20
Use equal groups or partition the larger number. In long multiplication, each digit of the multiplier contributes its place-value partial product.