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Comparing the Size of a Product to Its Factors 5.NF.B. 5

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Comparing the Size of a Product to Its Factors. 5 .NF.B.5. Comparing the Size of a Product to Its Factors. 2 × 5 = n. 10. 2 x 5 is equal to a certain number. What number?. 10. The equation 2 x 5 = 10 shows us some important relationships. It tells us that 10 …. … than 2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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5.NF.B.5

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2 × 5 = n10

2 x 5 is equal to a certain number. What number?10The equation 2 x 5 = 10 shows us some important relationships.It tells us that 10 …… than 2.… is 5 times greater …

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2 × 5 = n10

10 is also 2 times greater …… than 5.

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6 × 8 = n48

6 x 8 is equal to a certain number. What number?48The equation 6 x 8 = 48 shows us some important relationships.It tells us that 48 …… than 6.… is 8 times greater …

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6 × 8 = n

48 is also 6 times greater …… than 8.

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48

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38 × 2 = n76

38 x 2 is equal to …76.76 …… than 38.… is 2 times greater …

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38 × 2 = n76

76 is also 38 times greater …… than 2.

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100 × 3 = n300

100 x 3 is equal to …300.300 …… than 100.… is 3 times greater …

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100 × 3 = n300

300 is also 100 times greater …… than 3.

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86 × 48 = n4,128

86 x 48 is equal to …4,128.4,128 …… than 86.… is 48 times greater …

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86 × 48 = n4,128

4,128 is also 86 times greater …… than 48.

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× 8 = n14

¼ x 8 is equal to …2.2 …… than 1/4.… is 8 times greater …

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× 8 = 214

2 is also 1/4 …… of 8.

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99 × 67 = n

Here, 99 x 67 is equal to an unknown product.Even though we don’t know what the product is, we do know that …… 99.… it is 67 times greater …

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99 × 67 = n

We also know that it is 99 times greater …… than 67.

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138 × 15 = n

Here, 138 x 15 is equal to an unknown product.Even though we don’t know what the product is, we do know that …… than 138.… it is 15 times greater …

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138 × 15 = n

We also know that it is 138 times greater …… than 15.

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How many times greater than 23 is the product?

54 × 23 = n

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How many times greater than 68 is the product?

68 × 41 = n

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How many times greater than 73 is the product?

73 × 189 = n

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How many times greater than is the product?

52 × 13 = n

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74 × 12 = n

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How many times greater than is the product?12

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× 8 = n14

14

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How many times greater than is the product?

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129 × 638 = n

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How many times greater than is the product?638

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Closing Question

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× 6 = n12

12

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How many times greater than is the product?