Strip Diagrams

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What is a strip diagram?

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A strip diagram is a visual representation used to illustrate mathematical concepts, particularly in solving word problems. It uses rectangles to represent quantities and their relationships.

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How do you represent subtraction in a strip diagram?

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Subtraction in a strip diagram is represented by showing one quantity being taken away from another, often depicted as a longer strip with a shorter strip removed.

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What equation corresponds to a strip diagram showing 86 with a part of 26 removed?

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86 - 26 = P

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How do you represent addition in a strip diagram?

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Addition in a strip diagram is represented by combining two or more strips to show the total quantity.

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What equation corresponds to a strip diagram showing 371 and 1,203 combined?

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371 + 1,203 = ?

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What is the equation for a strip diagram showing 346 with 187 taken away?

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346 - 187 = ?

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What is the product of 3 groups of 7 represented in a strip diagram?

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The product of 3 groups of 7 is represented as 3 x 7 = 21.

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How do you identify a division strip diagram?

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A division strip diagram is identified by showing a total quantity being divided into equal parts, often represented by a longer strip divided into smaller equal strips.

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What is the relationship between multiplication and division in strip diagrams?

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Multiplication can be seen as combining equal groups, while division is the process of splitting a total into equal parts.

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What is the purpose of using strip diagrams in problem-solving?

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Strip diagrams help visualize relationships between quantities, making it easier to understand and solve mathematical problems.

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