Answer key for Multiplicative Comparison Word Problems Set 1 B3, featuring six problems with solutions and bar models.

Answer key for Multiplicative Comparison Word Problems Set 1 B3, showing six word problems with solutions and bar models for multiplication comparisons.

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- Problem 1: Peter picked 7 apples. Mary picked 4 times as many apples as Peter. Together, they picked 35 apples.
- Problem 2: Nora has 8 yards of rope. Nina has 3 times as many yards of rope as Nora. Together, they have 32 yards of rope.
- Problem 3: Brian has 3 toy cars. Steve has 6 times as many toy cars as Brian. Together, they have 21 toy cars.
- Problem 4: Pamela read 4 times as many books as Sharon. Together, they read 35 books. Sharon read 7 books.
- Problem 5: Elizabeth has 12 pets altogether. She has 3 times as many cats as dogs. She has 3 dogs.
- Problem 6: There are 5 times as many monkeys as lions at the zoo. There are 30 monkeys and lions altogether. There are 25 monkeys.

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