Andrew's Amazing Math Project
Published on Oct 05, 2016
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Andrew's Amazing Math Project
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Commutative Property: You can switch the numbers around and they equal same number.
4x8=32 and 8x4=32
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Array: rows and columns put together to equal a number. Arrays help solve multiplication problems
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An Array of Candy
Distributive Property: If you break apart a number to help you get the answer.
9x7=63
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Repeated Addition:
A number repeated again and again for counting
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Number Bonds
Repeated Subtraction: When you use subtraction to help you solve a division problem.
12/3=4 12-3=9-3=6-3=3-3=0.
Tape diagrams:Boxes with dots in it to equal a number.
Equal groups: Each group has the same number of dots.
Andrew had 4 boxes of candy at the movies. He went to the movies 4 times and had the same number of candy boxes. How many boxes of candy did he have in all? 4x4=16.
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Zero property: Anything multiplied by 0 equal's zero 11x0=0
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Tristan has 16 Beyblades. He wants to share them equally with his brother Drew. How many beyblades did they each have?
16 beyblades/2 kids= 8 beyblades each
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