A student found out that 27,456 people went to a sporting event. She wants to compare that number to 2,745, the number of people that went to a music show.
How many times greater is the 7 in the first number than the 7 in the second number?
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Question 2
2.
The number 4,250 is ten times smaller than what number?
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Question 3
3.
Choose the statement that explains how the values of the numbers 2,700 and 270 are different.
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Question 4
4.
Conor wrote a number on the board. His number is shown below.
81,937
In which of the following numbers are the values of the 8 and the 9 ten times larger than the values of the 8 and the 9 in Conor’s number?
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Question 5
5.
Which list correctly shows all of the factors of 42?
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Question 6
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Marco has 4 crates of oranges. If each crate has 48 oranges in it, how many oranges does Marco have all together?
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Question 7
7.
Look at the equation below.
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Question 8
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Mrs. Carrolton is throwing a party. She is planning to serve each guest 1/10 of a cake as dessert. If she will be serving a total of 12 people, how much total cake will be served?
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Question 9
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Cory is tracking how many miles he runs each month. The first month he ran 5 miles, the second month he ran 10 miles, the third month he ran 15 miles. If his pattern continues, how many miles will he run in the sixth month?
Explain two things you notice about the pattern.
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Question 10
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Cody has eight equal shares of granola. The shaded part of the fraction model represents the total number of cups of granola Cody has.
What is the total number of cups of granola Cody has? Explain how you know, and include an equation that correctly represents the shaded part of the fraction model.
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Question 11
11.
Show your work.
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Question 12
12.
Look at the two statements.
Write an equation that means the same as each statement.