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Two Step Problems: Subtract & Multiply Worksheet Download

Free 3rd Grade (3oa8) math worksheets on Two Step Problems . Each worksheet has 10 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Subtract & Multiply
Each worksheet has 10 problems where answer is found by subtracting and then multiplying.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet has 10 problems where answer is found by subtracting and then multiplying.

This worksheet is designed to aid math learners in mastering two-step problems. It contains 10 problems involving concepts like subtraction, multiplication, and time management, presented in real-life context. It's adaptive for individual needs, with customization, conversion to flash cards, or suitability for distance learning programs. An engaging resource for children to apply their deductive reasoning while having fun solving math problems.

Student objectives

  • Solve two-step problems where you subtract first and then multiply.
  • Figure out which numbers in a word problem tell you what to subtract and what to multiply.
  • Write an equation that matches a story problem with parentheses to show the correct order.

Everyday practice

  • Figure out how many stickers you have left after giving some away, then how many you have if you put the rest into equal packs.
  • Subtract the number of kids who are absent from the class total, then multiply by the number of pencils each kid needs to find how many pencils to bring.
  • Find how many pages are left in a book after reading some, then multiply by the number of days to see how many pages you would read if you keep that pace.
  • Subtract the number of slices already eaten from a pizza, then multiply by how many pizzas you ordered to find the total slices left.

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3oa8

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Wordsubtractionmultiplication
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