Multi-digit multiplication2-digit × 1-digit
Multiply to find each product.
A single-digit multiplier is the gentlest way into written multiplication: one number on top, one digit below, one row of work. These free printable worksheets multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number in column form, like 47 × 6.
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With one digit on the bottom, the whole calculation is a single row: multiply that digit by each digit of the top number in turn. What is new compared with the times tables is the carry. Six sevens are forty-two, so the 2 is written and the 4 carries into the tens; six fours are twenty-four, plus the carried four makes twenty-eight, and 47 × 6 is 282.
The mistake to watch for is adding the carried digit before multiplying instead of after. In 47 × 6 the four is carried, then six fours are found, then the four is added — multiply first, carry second. Keeping that order straight here, on a single easy row, is what makes the longer sheets manageable later.
One question from this sheet, worked through a step at a time.
11 × 7