Multiplication
24 x 9 = ?
216
Keven has 55 Pokemon cards. He wants to share the cards between himself and 5 friends. How many Pokemon cards will each person receive?
11 Pokemon cards
The product of 9 and 5.
9 x 5
Compare the numerical expressions.
3×(8+6) and 8+6
3×(8+6) is three times as great as the expression 8+6.
928 - 64 = ?
864
354 x 5 = ?
1,770
67 ➗ 2 = ?
33 R1
Write a numerical expression to model the words. Subtract 1 from the product of 4 and 5.
(4 x 5) - 1
Compare the numerical expressions.
24 + 7 and 9 × (24 + 7)
9 x (24 + 7) is nine times as great as the expression 24 + 7.
(42 ➗ 7) + 12 = ?
18
35 x 32 = ?
1,120
423 ➗ 3 = ?
141
Triple the quotient of 6 and 2.
3 x (6 ➗ 2)
Compare the numerical expression.
40 × 5 and 40 × 20
40 x 5 is four times as great as the expression 40 x 20.
(36 ➗ 6) + (6 + 7) = ?
19
504 x 91 = ?
45,864
288 ➗ 12 = ?
24
18 decreased by 2 times the sum of 7 and 2.
18 - 2 x (7 + 2)
Compare the numerical expressions.
28×6 and 14×6
The expression 28×6 is twice as great as the expression 14×6.
18 ➗ 2 x (12 - 4) = ?
72
Katie has 4 pairs of socks. Kyle has 7 pairs of socks. If they combined their socks, how many individual socks would they have together?
22 individual socks.
2,829 ➗ 18 = ?
157 R3
Aries made 20 cookies. Noel made 30 cookies. They combined their cookies then shared them equally among 10 of their friends. Write an expression that will help you figure out how many cookies each friend got.
(20 + 30) ➗ 10
Each month for 2 months, Kyle buys a pack of 8 replacement tires for his remote-control car. At the end of each month, he has 1 tire left. Explain how the numerical expression for the number of tires Kyle uses in 2 months compares to the numerical expression for the number of tires he uses in 1 month.
The value of the expression 2×(8−1) is twice as great as the value of the expression 8−1.
5 x (10-5) + 5^3 = ?
150