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Answers to the Questions in the Image
1. Brickmason’s Apprenticeship
- Each course is 24 bricks long.
- There are 4 rows to lay.
- Total bricks needed = 24 bricks/row × 4 rows = 96 bricks.
Answer: D. 96
2. Cheese Slices for Sandwich Orders
- Ham sandwiches: 28 orders
- Tuna sandwiches: 14 orders
- Chicken sandwiches: 30 orders
- Each sandwich needs 1 slice of cheese.
Total slices = 28 + 14 + 30 = 72 slices
Answer: J. 72
3. Separate Mice into Equal Groups
- Total mice: 84
- 12 mice per cage
- Number of cages needed = 84 ÷ 12 = 7 cages
Answer: B. 7
4. Floor Wax Leftover
- Initial floor wax: 105 gallons
- Used last night: 15 gallons
- Wax left = 105 - 15 = 90 gallons
Answer: J. 90 gallons
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Key Takeaways
- Use multiplication for repeated groups (rows × bricks per row).
- Use addition to sum total orders (slices of cheese).
- Use division for equal grouping and subtraction for remaining quantities.
Direct Answer
Problem 1: 4\times24=96 bricks
Problem 2: 28+14+30=72 slices of cheese
Problem 3: 84\div12=7 cages
Problem 4: 105-15=90 gallons of wax
Table of Contents
- Solution to Problem 1
- Solution to Problem 2
- Solution to Problem 3
- Solution to Problem 4
- Summary Table
- FAQ
Solution to Problem 1
A brickmason needs 4 rows of 24 bricks each.
Calculation:
4 \times 24 = 96
Answer: 96 bricks
Solution to Problem 2
Each sandwich uses 1 slice of cheese. Total orders: 28 ham + 14 tuna + 30 chicken.
Calculation:
28 + 14 + 30 = 72
Answer: 72 slices of cheese
Solution to Problem 3
You have 84 mice and place 12 per cage.
Calculation:
84 \div 12 = 7
Answer: 7 cages
Solution to Problem 4
Starting with 105 gal of wax, the crew used 15 gal.
Calculation:
105 - 15 = 90
Answer: 90 gallons of wax remaining
Comparison of Arithmetic Operations
| Operation | Symbol | Use Case | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplication | × | Repeated addition (rows of bricks) | 4\times24=96 |
| Addition | + | Summing orders (cheese slices) | 28+14+30=72 |
| Division | ÷ | Equal grouping (mice per cage) | 84\div12=7 |
| Subtraction | − | Remaining amount (wax left) | 105-15=90 |
Summary Table
| Problem | Calculation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4\times24 | 96 |
| 2 | 28+14+30 | 72 |
| 3 | 84\div12 | 7 |
| 4 | 105-15 | 90 |
FAQ
Q1: Which operation finds total bricks for multiple rows?
A1: Multiplication, e.g. 4\times24=96.
Q2: How do you get total cheese slices needed?
A2: Addition of all orders, e.g. 28+14+30=72.
Q3: How do you calculate number of cages for mice?
A3: Division, e.g. 84\div12=7.
Q4: What operation finds remaining supplies after use?
A4: Subtraction, e.g. 105-15=90.
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