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Properties of Multiplication

Properties of Multiplication

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Mathematics

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3rd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, 3.OA.A.3, 3.OA.B.5

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Celeste Villagra

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6 Slides • 8 Questions

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Properties of Multiplication
Lesson 7

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Let's look at this problem
media

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Multiple Choice

What multiplication property is it?

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identity property

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Commutative Property

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Distributive Property

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Associative Property

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Commutative property

Any way you multiply the factors, the product stays the same.

Chad reads books at the library each week for 6 weeks. He reads 3 books each week. Mia reads books at the library for 3 weeks. She reads 6 books each week. Who reads more books at the library, Chad or Mia?

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Multiple Choice

Chad reads books at the library each week for 6 weeks. He reads 3 books each week. Mia reads books at the library for 3 weeks. She reads 6 books each week. Who reads more books at the library, Chad or Mia?

Which multiplication problem can be used for Mia?

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6 X 6

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3 X 6

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6 X 3

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6 X 6 X 3

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Multiple Choice

Chad reads books at the library each week for 6 weeks. He reads 3 books each week. Mia reads books at the library for 3 weeks. She reads 6 books each week. Who reads more books at the library, Chad or Mia?

Which multiplication problem can be used for Chad?

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6 X 6

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3 X 6

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6 X 3

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6 X 6 X 3

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Multiple Choice

So who read more?

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Chad

2

Mia

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Neither

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​Sometimes you need to multiply 3 numbers together. You can use parenthesis ( ) to show which two numbers you want to multiply first.

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Associative Property

​Jayden buys 4 boxes of hot dogs. Each box has 2 packs. Each pack has 5 hot dogs. How many hot dogs does she buy?
This can be written as (4x2)x5=40 or 4x(2x5)=40

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Read this problem

Nykole decorates her pair of gloves with plastic jewels. SHe glues 3 jewels onto each finger and thumb. How many jewels does she use?

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Math Response

How many is in a pair?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

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Math Response

How many fingers are on each hand?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

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Math Response

So what would the equation be for 2 gloves with 5 fingers and 3 jewels on each.

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

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So let's look at the problem

2 x 5 x 3 can be written as (2 x 5) x 3 or 2 x (5 x 3)

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Math Response

What is the product?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad
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Properties of Multiplication
Lesson 7

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