Exploring Week 1 of 4.4H/4.4E

The video tutorial covers a series of math problems involving multiplication and division. It begins with an introduction to the concepts and tools needed, such as multiplication charts and notebooks. The tutorial then walks through various real-world problems, including calculating game points, juice pouches, cans on shelves, reading plans, leaves display, crayons distribution, charity breakfast tables, and guitar packaging. Each problem is solved step-by-step, emphasizing the use of multiplication and division to find totals and remainders.

What is the first step in solving problems involving both multiplication and division according to the video?

• Determine the operation needed

• Write down the problem

• Identify the total and the groups

• Choose the correct answer from options

How many points did George score in the game if each question was worth 57 points and he answered 79 questions correctly?

• 453

• 4503

• 4573

• None of the above

What operation is needed to solve the problem where Adam's mom bought 18 cases of juice pouches with 24 pouches in each case?

• Division

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

• Addition

In the problem about volunteers and cans, how many cans were placed on each of the nine full shelves?

• 532

• 539

• 529

• None of the above

How many cans can be placed on each of the nine full shelves if a group of volunteers needs to shelve 4,793 cans equally?

• 532 cans

• 539 cans

• 500 cans

• None of the above

How many pages will Jack have left to read on the seventh day if he reads an equal number of pages for six days from a total of 376 pages?

• 5 pages

• 7 pages

• 6 pages

• 4 pages

If Mr. Ritz bought 17 boxes of crayons with each box containing 25 crayons, how many crayons are there in total?

• 425 crayons

• 450 crayons

• 475 crayons

• 500 crayons

How many full display boards did Jared fill if he placed eight leaves on each board and collected a total of 124 leaves?

• 15 boards

• 16 boards

• 14 boards

• 13 boards

How many tables are needed for 181 people if each table can seat 8 people?

• 25 tables

• 24 tables

• 23 tables

• 22 tables

How many full boxes of guitars could Barbara ship if she made 108 guitars and each box can hold 8 guitars?

• 13 boxes

• 14 boxes

• None of the above

• 15 boxes