Arrays

Front

Tony is arranging his toy cars in a display case. He has 30 cars. The display case has 5 rows and 7 columns of spaces. Are there enough spaces for all of Tony's cars?

Back

Yes, because 5 rows of 7 equals 35, so he has 5 left over spaces.

Front

Joshua has rows of tomatoes in his garden. Each row has the same number of tomatoes. Joshua says there are 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 tomatoes. Choose the array that shows Joshua's equation.

Back

Front

Some stars are shown. Answer both part A and B.

Part A: What is the total number of stars?

Part B: What repeated addition equation shows the number of stars?

Back

Part A: 20

Part B: 5 + 5 + 5 + 5

Front

Equation: 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 12. Which array is most likely the picture?

Back

Front

Some students line up in 2 rows to play catch. Each row has 8 students. How many students play catch?

Back

16

Front

Kimi makes an array using 10 stamps with 2 rows. How many stamps are in each row?

Back

5

Front

A package has 2 rows of soup cans. Each row has 9 cans. How many cans of soup are in the package?

Back

18