Exploring the Connection Between Multiplication and Division

What is the relationship between multiplication and division?

• Multiplication is repeated addition, while division is repeated subtraction.

• They are completely unrelated.

• Multiplication and division are inverse operations.

• Multiplication is used for larger numbers, while division is for smaller numbers.

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In the multiplication problem 3 times 4, how many groups are there?

• 4 groups

• 3 groups

• 12 groups

• 1 group

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If you have 3 groups with 4 tallies each, how many tallies do you have in total?

• 9 tallies

• 15 tallies

• 12 tallies

• 7 tallies

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When converting a multiplication problem to a division problem, what do you start with?

• The smallest number

• The number of tallies in each group

• The total number of tallies

• The number of groups

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In a division problem, if you start with 12 tallies and divide them into 3 groups, how many tallies will each group have?

• 3 tallies

• 4 tallies

• 6 tallies

• 5 tallies

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What is the largest number in a division problem?

• The number of tallies in each group

• The total number of tallies

• The smallest number

• The number of groups

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How can you find a missing small number in a division problem?

• By subtracting the largest number

• By guessing

• By drawing equal sized groups

• By adding all numbers

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If you have 20 tallies and divide them equally into 4 groups, how many tallies will each group have?

• 4 tallies

• 5 tallies

• 6 tallies

• 7 tallies

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What is division essentially about?

• Adding numbers

• Subtracting numbers

• Sharing equally

• Multiplying numbers

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If you start with 18 tallies and share them equally among 3 groups, how many tallies will each group have?

• 5 tallies

• 6 tallies

• 7 tallies

• 8 tallies

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