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Answer 1

ok what is the question

Answer 2

Which strategies can be used to solve this problem?

Griffin used 24 flowers to make 3 centerpieces for a party. Each centerpiece has the same number of flowers. He added 4 more flowers to each centerpiece. How many flowers are in each centerpiece now?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Translate into an equation.
24 – (3 + 4) = f

B.
Use objects to represent the problem.
Put 24 coins on a table and divide them into 3 equal groups. Then add 4 coins to each group. Count the number of coins in one group.

C.
Work backward.
Start by multiplying 3 × 4 to get the number of additional flowers. Add this to 24 to get the total number of flowers. Then divide the sum by 3.

D.
Use logical reasoning.
Add 4 more flowers to 24 flowers. Then divide the sum by 3.
choose all that applys

Answer 3

what do you think

Answer 4

i don't know really i hate math

Answer 5

I hate it but am really good at it ironic right



ok so use common sense such as using objects to simoolize flowers so that is b
Then d

Answer 6

*symbolize

Answer 7

so b and d is the answer i thought that to but not really sure

Answer 8

Ya, always double check because if you second guess yourself it really sucks when the first one you though was right and you didn't choose it.

Answer 9

Great Job

Answer 10

ok i have 2 more questions can u help me

Answer 11

shure

Answer 12

ask on here

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

Which strategies can be used to solve this problem?

Katie had 22 batteries. She used 2 batteries for her electric toothbrush. She used the rest of the batteries for her 5 clocks. Each clock uses the same number of batteries. How many batteries are in each clock?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Use objects to model the problem.
Put 22 chips on a table. Remove 2 chips. Arrange the remaining chips into 5 equal groups. The amount in each group represents the number of batteries in each clock.

B.
Translate into an equation.
(22 – 2) ÷ 5 = b

C.
Work backward.
Subtract 2 from 22 five times.
The number that is left is the number of batteries in each clock.

D.
Use logical reasoning.
Add the number of batteries used for her toothbrush to the number she used for each clock. Subtract the sum from 22 to get the number of batteries in each clock.

Answer 15

i got A and c i dont know dou