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100

9 × (12 × 3) =

324

100

Which measurement is this expression finding? 

(6 x 5) x 7

Volume 

100

23 x 14 = 46 x 7

True

100

Create an expression.

To find 15 x 32, I multiply 10 times 32 and add it to 5 times 32.

(10 x 32) + (5 x 32)

100

43 doughnuts are being placed in boxes of 7 for the bake sale. How many full boxes of 7 can they make?

6 full boxes

200

(8 × 2) × 5

80

200

How can I find the volume of a box that has a 12-by-23 base and 9 layers?

(12 x 23) x 9

200

53 x 99 = (53 x 100) + (1 x 53)

False

200

Create an expression.

To find 19 x 6, I find 20 x 6 and take away one group of 6.

(20 x 6) - (1 x 6)

200

A group of 56 is taking a trip in vans that hold 9 passengers each. How many vans do they need for all 56 people?

6 vans 

300

2 × (6 × 3) + 2 × (3 × 3) + 2 × (5 × 4) =

94
300

Brad counted the 22 balls in one layer. The box has 7 layers. How many balls can the box hold?

154 baseballs

300

To solve 98 x 47, Pilar multiplies 100 by 47 and then subtracts two groups of 47.

True

300

DAILY DOUBLE!

Create an expression.

To find 49 x 73, I multiply 73 times 50 and take off one group of 73.

(73 x 50) - (1 x 73)

300

Eighty-nine kids showed up for the first soccer practice. The coaches organized them into groups of 4 for warm-up exercises. How many groups were there?

23 groups 

400

(50 × 47) − (1 × 47) =

2303

400

DAILY DOUBLE!

Brad filled a box with 12 rows of 5 baseballs each. A crate hold 8 boxes. How many balls in the crate?

480 baseballs

400

(10 × 8) × 32 = 8 × (32 × 10)

True 

400

Create an expression.

To solve 14 x 15, John doubles and halves.

7 x 30

400

We spent $45 dollars on tickets for 6 people at the movies. How much does each person pay for their ticket?

$7.50 per ticket

500
(100 x 37) - (2 x 37)

3626

500

Which measurement is this expression finding? Then, solve. 

(4 x (12 x 4)) + (2 x (5 x 3))

Surface area

222

500

39 × 13 = (39 × 13) + (1 × 13)

False

500

Create an expression. 

To solve 8 x 13, Keiko doubles, then doubles, then doubles again.

(13 x 2) x 2 x 2

500

Jamal and three of his friends raked leaves every weekend for a month. By the end of the month, they earned $91.00. They paid $4.00 to Jamal’s little brother for helping out a little on the last day. Then the four friends divided the rest of the money equally. How much did each friend get?

$21.75