Let's solve each problem step by step based on the images provided in the worksheet.
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1) Carrots
Image:
There are 4 groups of carrots. Each group has 2 carrots.
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Number of groups: 4
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Carrots in each group: 2
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Total carrots: $ 4 \times 2 = 8 $
✔ So:
- There are
4 groups of carrots.
- There are
2 carrots in each group.
- There are
8 carrots altogether.
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2) Apples
Image:
There are 2 groups of apples. Each group has 5 apples.
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Number of groups: 2
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Apples in each group: 5
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Total apples: $ 2 \times 5 = 10 $
✔ So:
- There are
2 groups of apples.
- There are
5 apples in each group.
- There are
10 apples altogether.
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3) Bananas
Image:
There are 3 groups of bananas. Each group has 3 bananas.
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Number of groups: 3
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Bananas in each group: 3
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Total bananas: $ 3 \times 3 = 9 $
✔ So:
- There are
3 groups of bananas.
- There are
3 bananas in each group.
- There are
9 bananas altogether.
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✔ Final Answers:
1)
- There are
4 groups of carrots.
- There are
2 carrots in each group.
- There are
8 carrots altogether.
2)
- There are
2 groups of apples.
- There are
5 apples in each group.
- There are
10 apples altogether.
3)
- There are
3 groups of bananas.
- There are
3 bananas in each group.
- There are
9 bananas altogether.
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This worksheet teaches multiplication as repeated addition using visual grouping — a foundational concept in early math.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of multiplication sentence worksheet.
