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How many do you see?
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Grade 3 Unit 1
Lesson 18: Represent Arrays with Expressions
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®
Grade 3 Unit 1
Lesson 18: Represent Arrays with Expressions
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®
How many do you see?
How do you see them?
Directions:
Use objects or drawings to represent each situation with an array.
Write a multiplication expression to represent the situation.
There are 3 rows of chairs. Each row has 5 chairs.
Write a multiplication expression to represent the situation.
Draw an array for each multiplication expression. Be prepared to share your reasoning.
Draw an array for 2 x 3.
Explain your reasoning.
Draw an array for 5 x 2.
There are 2 rows of plants. Each row has 5 plants.
Draw an array to represent the situation.
Write an expression to represent the situation.
There are 4 rows of cars. Each row has 5 cars in it.
Write a multiplication expression to represent the situation.
There are 2 rows of eggs. Each row has 6 eggs.
Write a multiplication expression to represent the situation.
There are 2 teams of students lined up. Each team has 10 students.
Write a multiplication expression to represent the situation.
Explain your reasoning.
Draw an array for 4 x 4.
Explain your reasoning.