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I believe the answer is 70. The first problem is 10+10+10=30 means the Lincoln Log looking toy is worth 10 each. Then the next problem is 10+5+5=20, meaning the tires are worth 5 each. Now to the 3rd one, I believe it is 5+2+2=9 meaning the fuse looking things would be worth 2 each. This leads me to believe the final equation is 5+2x10=70.

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I think the answer is 15.  I solved it this way:
10+10+10=30 (t shaped toy = 10),
10+5+5= 20 (tire = 5), 5+2+2=9 (spark plug shape= 1 per shape), 5+1x10=15.  I think that you multiply before you add so you get 1x10=10+5=15.

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The first equation is 30 divided by 3 equals 10 for each figure. The next equation I solved 10 + tire + tire = 20. After subtracting 10 from 20 I divided 10 by 2 and got 5. The third equations was 5 + wheelbarrow + wheelbarrow = 9. After subtracting 5 from 9 I divided 4 by 2 and got 2 for each. In the final equation their was only half of the wheelbarrow looking figure so my equation look like this 5+1x10=? . I multiplied 1 x 10 =10 and added 10+5=15.

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I think the answer is 15. I did 10+10+10=30
10+5+5=20
5+2+2=9
5+1x10=15

Tire is worth 5.
T looking is worth 10.
The shock thing is is worth 1.

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I think the answer is 15.
Here was my thinking...
I added 10 +10+10=30.
I added 10+5+5=20.
I added 5+2+2=9.
I plugged in 5+1X10=15.
The sliver tall object equals 10. The tire equals 5.
The double silver red item equals 2.
Single silver red item equals 1.
On the last equation, you need to multiply before you add.

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On the first line, each gear equals 10. 10+10+10= 30. The second line is 10+5+5=20. The third line is 5+2+2=9. The third line is 5+1x10= 15. The answer is 15!

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My answer is 15.
10+10+10=30
10+5+5=20
5+2+2=9
5+1x10=5+10
5+10=15
*In the third line, there are 2 "wrenches" (or whatever you want to refer to them as-with the red on it) per set. So when you get down to the 4th line, there is only 1 so I counted it as 1 instead of 2.
*You have to use the order of operations on the last one and multiply first, then add.

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Row 1:
10 + 10 + 10 = 30
Row 2:
10 + 5 + 5 = 20
Row 3:
5 + 2 + 2 = 9
Row 4:
5 + 1 x 10 = 15

On row 4, you must use order of operation. You would multiply 1 x 10 = 10 then add 5, which equals 15.
I see students thinking it is like a previous problem we had and not seeing the multiplication sign in row 4.

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The final answer is 15.
The robot shape = 10.
10+10+10=30
The tire = 5
10+5+5=20
The rocket thing = 1 each
5+2+2=9
The last row is...
5 + 1 x 10  (multiply first)
5 + 10 = 15

It was very easy to miss the order of operations in the last line, and also notice that only one of the rocket things is in the last number sentence.

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10+10+10=30
10+5+5=20
5+2+2=9
5+1 x 10= 15
The problem that I encountered was not recognizing that there were 2 together to =2 and then on the 3rd line there was only 1. I assumed that the value was also 2. I double checked my work and realized my mistake.

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10+10+10=30
10+5+5=20
5+2+2=9
5+2x10=70

I hope my answer is correct.   I remember the first Padlet assignment, it looked like German to me and this Padlet made sense to me...we are making progress...:)