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Go Math Chapter 5

Go Math Chapter 5

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Mathematics

3rd Grade

Hard

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Joseph Anderson

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Go Math Chapter 5 Multiplication Patterns 3rd Grade

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We've learned A LOT about multiplication patterns!

  • Finding multiplication patterns in tables

  • Finding mystery numbers

  • Multiplying by multiples of 10

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Tables

  • Look at the numbers on each side

  • Think "what happed to the top or left side to make it be the number on the bottom or right side?"

  • The same thing needs to happen with all of the numbers

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Multiple Choice

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What is the rule?
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Multiply by 2
2
Multiply by 3
3
Add 3
4
Add 4

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Multiple Choice

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Find the rule for the table.

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Add 4

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Multiply by 2

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Multiply by 4

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Divide by 6

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Mystery Numbers

  • You can use any symbol ? or letter x, z, y,b or even a shape! to hold the place of a mystery number

  • whatever number you put in has to make the sentence work

  • 3 x ? = 12

  • 3 x 4 = 12

  • 4 is the mystery number

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Multiple Choice

5 x ___ = 25
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4
2
5
3
6
4
7

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Multiple Choice

4 x ____ = 8
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2
2
3
3
4
4
5

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Multiple Choice

____ x 3 = 21
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5
2
6
3
7
4
8

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Multiple Choice

4 x ___ = 16

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4

2

5

3

6

4

7

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Multiples of 10

  • Focus on the non zero digits

  • Multiply those

  • put on the zeros from the factors to the product

  • 40 x 2

  • think 4x2=8

  • put the zero on the product --- 80

  • 40 x 2 = 80

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Multiple Choice

4 x 30= 
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120
2
150
3
70
4
180

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Multiple Choice

If 9x4=36,

then 90 X 4 = ____

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180

2

360

3

320

4

440

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Multiple Choice

60 X 3 =
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190
2
200
3
90
4
180

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Multiple Choice

If 4x6=24,

then 40 x 6 = ___

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24

2

240

3

100

4

150

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Quick vocab review

  • Factors are the things we multiply

  • Products are the answers to multiplication problems

  • factor x factor = product

  • Multiples are the numbers that we skip count

  • the multiples of 3 are 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 and so on



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Multiple Choice

The product of a number and other whole numbers (skip counting)

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Multiplication

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Factors

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Array

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Multiple

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Multiple Choice

The result of multiplying two numbers.
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quotient
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product
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sum
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difference

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Multiple Choice

numbers multiplied together to get another number
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sum
2
product
3
factors
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constant

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