Section C Section C Checkpoint

Problem 1

Find the value of 7×607 \times 60. Explain or show your reasoning.

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Solution

420. Sample response: 60 is 6 tens and 7×67 \times 6 is 42 so 7×607 \times 60 is 42 tens, and that's 420.

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420. Sample response: 60 is 6 tens and 7×67 \times 6 is 42 so 7×607 \times 60 is 42 tens, and that's 420.

Problem 2

Explain or show how each diagram represents 4×134 \times 13.

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Sample responses:
  1. There are 4 rows or groups of squares and there are 13 in each row so altogether there are 4×134 \times 13 squares.
  2. The diagram shows that I can add the products 4×104 \times 10 and 4×34 \times 3 to find the value of 4×134 \times 13.  
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Sample responses:
  1. There are 4 rows or groups of squares and there are 13 in each row so altogether there are 4×134 \times 13 squares.
  2. The diagram shows that I can add the products 4×104 \times 10 and 4×34 \times 3 to find the value of 4×134 \times 13.  

Problem 3

Andre’s book has 192 pages. He reads 15 pages each day for 5 days. How many pages does he still have to read to finish the book?

  1. Write an equation to represent the situation. Use a letter for the unknown quantity.
  2. Solve the problem. Explain or show your reasoning.
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Solution
  1. Sample response: 192(5×15)=p192 - (5 \times 15) = p. pp is the number of pages Andre still needs to read.
  2. 117 pages. Sample response: 5×10=505 \times 10 = 50, 5×5=255 \times 5 = 25, so 5×15=755 \times 15 = 75. 19270=122192-70 = 122 and 1225=117122 - 5 = 117, so 19275=117192-75=117. There are 117 pages left to read.
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  1. Sample response: 192(5×15)=p192 - (5 \times 15) = p. pp is the number of pages Andre still needs to read.
  2. 117 pages. Sample response: 5×10=505 \times 10 = 50, 5×5=255 \times 5 = 25, so 5×15=755 \times 15 = 75. 19270=122192-70 = 122 and 1225=117122 - 5 = 117, so 19275=117192-75=117. There are 117 pages left to read.