Question

A miniature train in the park can carry 18 passengers. Each train car holds 3 people. How many cars are on the train?

A student used squares to solve that math problem. He moved 18 squares into groups of 3 and got 6 groups. He knew that the train needed 6 cars.

Now he wants to solve a similar problem with different numbers. Which number sentence can he use to solve this problem?

A train can carry 1,248 passengers. Each car can carry 52 people. How many cars are on the train?

A.
1,248 ÷ 52 =

B.
1,248 × 52 =

C.
1,248 + 52 =

D.
1,248 – 52 =

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

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