Mathematical Word Problems and Operations

This video tutorial covers solving multiplication word problems using tables. It begins with an introduction to graphic organizers and their role in organizing data. The tutorial then demonstrates solving problems involving flour for bread, arranging postage stamps, and making 45 cents with coins. It also includes exercises on calculating books on a shelf and comparing multiplication sentences. The lesson concludes with a summary of key concepts and a preview of the next chapter.

How many cups of flour are needed for 3 loaves of bread if one loaf requires 8 cups?

• 40 cups

• 32 cups

• 24 cups

• 16 cups

If Bob has 18 stamps, how many pages with 2 stamps each and pages with 1 stamp each can he use?

• All of the above

• 6 pages with 2 stamps and 6 pages with 1 stamp

• 7 pages with 2 stamps and 4 pages with 1 stamp

• 8 pages with 2 stamps and 2 pages with 1 stamp

What is the value of one quarter, one dime, and two nickels combined?

• 50 cents

• 35 cents

• 40 cents

• 45 cents

How many ways can you make 45 cents using only dimes and nickels?

• 4 ways

• 3 ways

• 2 ways

• 1 way

Emma has 4 dimes and 3 nickels. How much money does she have in total?

• 45 cents

• 50 cents

• 60 cents

• 55 cents

Dave has 4 shelves with 9 books each and receives 4 more books. How many books does he have now?

• 40 books

• 48 books

• 36 books

• 44 books

Which is greater: 8 times 6 or 8 times 5 plus 1?

• Cannot be determined

• They are equal

• 8 times 5 plus 1

• 8 times 6

Which multiplication sentence is equal to 9 times 6?

• 9 times 5 plus 9

• 6 times 8 plus 1

• 9 times 4 plus 2

• 9 times 5 plus 1

Using the commutative property, which of the following is equal to 9 times 6?

• 8 times 6

• 9 times 5 plus 1

• 7 times 6

• 6 times 9

What is the result of 9 times 4 plus 2?

• 54

• 56

• 42

• 36