12 times a number g
12g
Explain or give an example of Identity Property of Multiplication
Daily Double
Product of a number and one is that number
3 + U = 9
u = 6
72 = 6T
Team 2 Steals!
T = 12
What is the inverse of subtraction?
addition
A number r increased by 15
Team 1 Steals!
r + 15
Explain or give an example of Identity Property of Addition
The sum of any number and zero is that number
B - 10 = 1
Take 200 from opposite team
B = 11
M/6 = 7
M = 42
Clara visits an apparel store to purchase 12 t-shirts. If she has chosen five t-shirts, how many more does she have to choose?
Team 1 Steals!
x + 5 = 12 ; 7 t-shirts
50 divided by a number r
Daily Double!
50/r
Explain or give an example of Associate property of Addition?
Take 300 from opposite team
The way numbers regrouped does not affect the sum.
16 = S + 1
S = 15
8B = 56
Take 300 from the opposite team
B = 7
Lara and Mae participated in a quiz contest. They scored 23 points in all. If Lara scored 9 points, how many points did Mae score?
Daily Double!
x + 9 = 23 ; 14 points
6 more players than a number 8 times p
Team 2 Steals!
8p + 6
Explain or give an example of Associate Property of Multiplication?
The way number are grouped does not affect the product.
P - 4 = 0
Team 1 Steals!
P = 4
V/11 = 2
Team 1 Steals!
V = 22
John was gifted a pack of crayons. He gave 13 crayons to his friend Rhea and was left with 11 crayons. How many crayons did the pack contain?
Team 2 Steals!
x – 13 = 11 ; 24 crayons
12 fewer hats than four times a number i
4i - 12
Identify the property
2 x 4 x 5 = 5 x 4 x 2
Team 2 Steals!
Associative Property of Multiplication
12 = a + 7
Team 2 Steals!
a = 5
6X = 36
X = 6
Trevor takes up a test at school and completes it in an hour. The test has two sections. If he takes 35 minutes to complete the first section, how much time does he have left to complete the second section?
Take 500 from the opposite team
x + 35 = 60 ; 25 minutes