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Missing factor multiplication worksheets

One factor is replaced by a question mark, so learners use multiplication facts in reverse — a direct preparation for division.

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Missing factor multiplication worksheets
Name: ____________________Date: ____________________
1.? × 10 = 90
2.7 × ? = 21
3.? × 3 = 15
4.4 × ? = 24
5.? × 5 = 50
6.? × 3 = 9
7.6 × ? = 54
8.? × 10 = 10
9.8 × ? = 48
10.1 × ? = 10
11.? × 8 = 72
12.5 × ? = 45
13.? × 6 = 42
14.7 × ? = 49
15.? × 4 = 36
16.1 × ? = 7
17.8 × ? = 8
18.1 × ? = 8
19.? × 1 = 7
20.? × 5 = 25
Answer key
1. 9
2. 3
3. 5
4. 6
5. 10
6. 3
7. 9
8. 1
9. 6
10. 10
11. 9
12. 9
13. 7
14. 7
15. 9
16. 7
17. 1
18. 8
19. 7
20. 5
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What this worksheet includes

One factor is replaced by a question mark, so learners use multiplication facts in reverse — a direct preparation for division.

  • 20 questions by default
  • Each question shows one factor and the product
  • At the easy level both factors are from 1 to 10
  • The hidden factor may appear before or after the × symbol

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  • Connecting multiplication and division
  • Fact-family practice
  • Building algebra readiness

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