14.5 Multiplication Comparisons

3 times as much as 8

• 38

• 24

• 28

• 32

6 times as much as 4

• 64

• 20

• 28

• 24

8 times as much as 9

• 72

• 89

• 17

• 78

8 times as much as 7

• 56

• 87

• 78

• 15

Karen has 2 blue hats, 3 green hats, and 1 red hat. Jonah has 3 times as many hats as Karen. Which expression represents the number of hats Jonah has compared to Karen?

• 3x7

• 3x6

• 6x3

• 3+7

Joseph's dog weighs 10 pounds. Shaunda's dog weighs 5 times as many pounds as Joseph's dog. Which expression represents the weight of Shaunda's dog compared to Joseph's dog?

• 5+10

• 10x10x10x10

• 10x5

• 5x10

Juan has 21 pretzels. Eric's pretzels can be represented by 6x21. Which comparison statement best describes the expression?

• Eric has 6 more pretzels than Eric.

• Juan has 21 more pretzels than Eric.

• Eric has 6 times as many pretzels as Juan.

• Juan has 6 fewer pretzels than Eric.

Which comparison describes the multiplication expression?

8x4

• 8 more than 4

• 4 more than 8

• 4 less than 8

• 8 times as many as 4