Operation and Algebraic Thinking 3.O A

What is 10 times 4

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Kash had a basket of 12 apples. He decided to give each of his 3 friends some of the brand new apples. How many apples will each friend receive?

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In the spring time Brandy loves to swim in the hot springs near her house. Brandy does not live in the city. When Brandy took a short cut through the trail, she noticed many pine cones on the ground. If she counted 5 near her house, 5 near her friend Amy's house, 5 near the hot springs water. Finding the same amount on her way back from the hot springs, passing each friends house again, how many pine cones did Brandy count?

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Jeremy has a jumping rope that is 8ft long. Jessicas jump rope is 7 times longer than his. How long is Jessicas jump rope in ft?

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A pack of multi-colored pens contains 12 pens. How many multi-colored pens are in 9 packs of pens?

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I have 3 cars. How many wheels are on 3 cars?

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1. A packet of M&Ms holds 32 candy sweets. How many sweets in 5 packets

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1. A LED strip requires 2 batteries to function. How many batteries in all would 6 LED strips require?

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1. Nathan uses a tablespoons of butter to bake 6 cookies. How many cookies can she bake with 13 table spoons of butter?

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Ms. Duncan buys 20 Christmas stockings and puts each of her students name on them. She is using them to decorate the classroom walls for Christmas. If a stocking cost $5.00, how much did Ms. Duncan spend in all on her purchase?

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