Number Properties
Identify the property shown a x 0=0
Identify the property shown a x 0=0
Evaluate (43+ 15) – 14 ÷ 2
Evaluate (43+ 15) – 14 ÷ 2
Write the expression in words
25+(9x4)
Write the expression in words
25+(9x4)
Evaluate the expression
(14-8) x (21÷3)
Evaluate the expression
(14-8) x (21÷3)
One teacher and 23 students visit a zoo. The teacher pays Rs 12 and each student pays Rs 9. Use the expression 12 + 23 × 9 to find how much money they pay in all
One teacher and 23 students visit a zoo. The teacher pays Rs 12 and each student pays Rs 9. Use the expression 12 + 23 × 9 to find how much money they pay in all
Identify the property shown
a+(b+c)= (a+b)+c
Identify the property shown
a+(b+c)= (a+b)+c
Evaluate (5+ 3) × (29 − 52)
Evaluate (5+ 3) × (29 − 52)
Write the expression in words
(9÷2)-5
Write the expression in words
(9÷2)-5
Evaluate the expression
6 x [(11-3)÷3]
Evaluate the expression
6 x [(11-3)÷3]
Newton has Rs 6. He works 8 hours and earns Rs 9 each hour. Write an expression to represent the situation
Newton has Rs 6. He works 8 hours and earns Rs 9 each hour. Write an expression to represent the situation
Use the Distributive Property to find the product
4x32
Use the Distributive Property to find the product
4x32
Evaluate 15 × (21 ÷ 3) – 2
Evaluate 15 × (21 ÷ 3) – 2
Write the words as an expression and then interpret the expression
Multiply 8 by the difference of 54 and 49
Write the words as an expression and then interpret the expression
Multiply 8 by the difference of 54 and 49
Evaluate the expression.
[(2x2) + (10÷5)] x 4
Evaluate the expression.
[(2x2) + (10÷5)] x 4
Tickets for a college annual show are sold out. The auditorium has 5 sections. Each section has 15 rows with 20 seats in each row. Each ticket costs Rs 4. How much money is raised in ticket sales?
Tickets for a college annual show are sold out. The auditorium has 5 sections. Each section has 15 rows with 20 seats in each row. Each ticket costs Rs 4. How much money is raised in ticket sales?
Use the Distributive Property to find the product
64x8
Use the Distributive Property to find the product
64x8
Evaluate [15 + (15 × 10)]-58
Evaluate [15 + (15 × 10)]-58
Write the words as an expression and then interpret the expression.
Subtract 58 from 94, then divide by 4
Write the words as an expression and then interpret the expression.
Subtract 58 from 94, then divide by 4
Evaluate the expression.
35 - [6 x (1+4)]
Evaluate the expression.
35 - [6 x (1+4)]
A volunteer walks 1 kilometer to a dog shelter. She walks 4 dogs for 1/2 kilometer each. Then she walks 1 kilometer home. She does this each day for 3 days. How many kilometer does she walk in all?
A volunteer walks 1 kilometer to a dog shelter. She walks 4 dogs for 1/2 kilometer each. Then she walks 1 kilometer home. She does this each day for 3 days. How many kilometer does she walk in all?
Complete the equation. Identify the property shown 60+5+21=60+______+5
Complete the equation. Identify the property shown 60+5+21=60+______+5
Evaluate the expression
9x(6-3)÷2
Evaluate the expression
9x(6-3)÷2
Your friend buys a bag of 24 party favors and a bag of 16 party favors. She shares them equally among 5 friends. Write an expression to represent the problem
Your friend buys a bag of 24 party favors and a bag of 16 party favors. She shares them equally among 5 friends. Write an expression to represent the problem
Evaluate the expression.
36 + {[(7+5) ÷ 6 x 9] + 24}
Evaluate the expression.
36 + {[(7+5) ÷ 6 x 9] + 24}
Use each symbol once to make the number sentence true.
+, -, x, ÷
( 4 _____ 3) _____ (16 _____ 8) _____ 7 = 9
Use each symbol once to make the number sentence true.
+, -, x, ÷
( 4 _____ 3) _____ (16 _____ 8) _____ 7 = 9