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11 Nsɛmmisa

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1.

Fill in the bubble to show what Henry should be able to tell for sure about the answer, even though he can't see the other number

The answer will be less than 3/5

The answer will be greater than the ketchup-covered number.

The answer will be less than the ketchup-covered number.

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2

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5.

Solve each multiplication problem. Use numbers or labeled sketches to show how you got your answers. You can divide the squares below the problems into grids to help if you want.

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2.

Explain your answer. How do you know the statement you chose is true?

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3.

Use the rectangular arrays to model and solve each problem. Show all your work

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4.

Use the rectangular arrays to model and solve each problem. Show all your work

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6.

Solve each multiplication problem. Use numbers or labeled sketches to show how you got your answers. You can divide the squares below the problems into grids to help if you want.

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7.

Solve each multiplication problem. Use numbers or labeled sketches to show how you got your answers. You can divide the squares below the problems into grids to help if you want.

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8.

Solve the problem

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9.

Use numbers or labeled sketches to show how you got the answer. If you like, you can divide the square below into a grid to help.

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10.

Write an equation to match.

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11.

Write a complete sentence to show the answer