Equations with Multiplication and Division Worksheet

If you're an educator or a parent searching for a useful resource to enhance math skills, you'll appreciate our Equations with Multiplication and Division worksheet. This worksheet is designed to help students improve their understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts and strengthen their problem-solving abilities in a comprehensive manner.

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Solve the equation: 2x = 10.

To solve the equation 2x = 10, divide both sides by 2. This will give you x = 5. Thus, the solution to the equation is x = 5.

Find the value of y in the equation: 5y = 25.

To find the value of y in the equation 5y = 25, you divide both sides by 5. This yields y = 5. Therefore, the value of y in the equation is 5.

Determine the unknown variable in the equation: 3 × a = 18.

The unknown variable in the equation 3 × a = 18 is a.

Solve the equation: 6 ÷ b = 2.

To solve the equation 6 ÷ b = 2, you need to isolate the variable by multiplying both sides of the equation by b. This gives you 6 = 2b. Then, divide both sides by 2 to solve for b, which results in b = 3. Therefore, the solution to the equation is b = 3.

Find the value of x in the equation: 4x = 12.

To find the value of x in the equation 4x = 12, we divide both sides by 4. This gives us x = 3. Thus, the value of x in the equation is 3.

Determine the unknown variable in the equation: 9 × c = 54.

The unknown variable in the equation 9 × c = 54 is c, which equals 6.

Solve the equation: 15 ÷ d = 3.

To solve the equation 15 ÷ d = 3, we need to isolate d on one side of the equation. By multiplying both sides by d, we get d = 15 ÷ 3, which simplifies to d = 5. Therefore, the solution for the equation is d = 5.

Find the value of y in the equation: 7y = 14.

To find the value of y in the equation 7y = 14, you can divide both sides by 7. By doing so, you get y = 2. Hence, the value of y in the given equation is 2.

Determine the unknown variable in the equation: 8 × e = 48.

To determine the unknown variable in the equation \( 8 \times e = 48\), divide both sides of the equation by 8. This gives \( e = 6\). Therefore, the unknown variable \( e\) in the equation is equal to 6.

Solve the equation: 10 ÷ f = 5.

To solve the equation 10 ÷ f = 5, you need to isolate the variable f. To do this, you can multiply both sides of the equation by f to get 10 = 5f. Then, divide both sides by 5 to find the value of f, which is f = 2.