Who can win more gold medals?

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Who can win more gold medals? Who wants to be a champion? Gold bronze Silver Rose Who can win more gold medals?

Multiplication of numbers ending in zero Multiply 2 by 1 digit numbers Multiply 3 by 1 digit numbers Multiply 3 numbers Multiply by 100 & 1000

Rose 20 x 3 =

Bronze medal 30 x 4 =

Silver medal 60 x 5 =

Gold medal 190 x 4 =

Rose 12 x 2 =

Bronze medal 14 x 3 =

Silver medal 24 x 6 =

Gold medal 59 x 4 =

Rose 245 x 2 =

Bronze medal 306 x 3 =

Silver medal 465 x 5 =

Gold medal 734 x 6 =

Rose 3 x 2 x 1 =

Bronze medal 4 x 4 x 2 =

Silver medal 5 x 6 x 3 =

Gold medal 8 x 7 x 9 =

Rose 100 x 4 =

Bronze medal 100 x 34 =

Silver medal 1,000 x 9 =

Gold medal 1,000 x 78 =