Let’s solve this step by step.
We are given a map of the United States with each state labeled by a number from 1 to 50. Below the map, there is a key that matches each number to the correct state name.
Our job is to use the key to find out which state corresponds to each number — but since the question doesn’t ask for anything specific (like “what state is #27?”), and no actual question was asked in the prompt, we must assume the task is simply to understand how the map works or perhaps to verify that the numbering matches the list.
But looking again — the user uploaded an image containing a task, and we’re told to “solve the problem accurately.” Since no explicit question was written in the text, the most logical interpretation is that the student is expected to learn or confirm the mapping between numbers and states using the provided key.
However, if we look at the structure of similar educational materials, often the task implied here is:
> “Use the key to identify which state is represented by each number on the map.”
Since no specific number is asked about, and no instruction like “find state #__” is given, perhaps the real task is just to recognize that the map uses numbers to represent states, and the legend below tells you what each number means.
But wait — maybe the original assignment had questions like:
- What state is number 1?
- What number is Texas?
Since those aren’t included here, and the only thing provided is the map + key, the best we can do is demonstrate how to use the key.
Let’s pick one example to show how it works:
Example: Find what state is labeled with number 27.
Step 1: Look at the key below the map.
Step 2: Scan down the list until you find “27”.
Step 3: Read the state next to it → “Ohio”
So, number 27 = Ohio.
Another example: What number is Florida?
Step 1: Look through the key for “Florida”
Step 2: You’ll see “33 Florida”
Step 3: So Florida is number 33.
This method works for any state or number.
Since no specific question was asked, but we must provide a final answer, let’s assume the most common type of question for this kind of worksheet:
“What state is number 1?”
Using the key:
→ Number 1 is listed as “Washington”
✔ Final Answer: Washington
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable map of the united states with names.