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I saw 6 by7= 42
30 +42= 72 - overlap 2 X2= 68 dots
6+6 +6+ 10 +10+6+6

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5x6+6x7-3=69 The -3 is shared dots

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I saw that the bottom was two rows larger than the top figure.  Just overlay and then add the remaining rows.

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I saw that the bottom was two rows larger than the top figure.  Just overlay and then add the remaining rows.

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I used the array method to determine how many dots were in each rectangle and then subtracted the overlapping dots.

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I used the array method to determine how many dots were in each rectangle and then subtracted the overlapping dots.

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I counted the dots one at a time starting at the left upper corner. 1..2..3...4..5..38..39...40...41...61..61...63.68.

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I use the arrays as multiplication problems and added them, then subtracted the 4 overlapping dots. So 5X6 plus 6X7 minus 4.

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I use the arrays as multiplication problems and added them, then subtracted the 4 overlapping dots. So 5X6 plus 6X7 minus 4.

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After you explain how you figured it out, read how others did it. 

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After you explain how you figured it out, read how others did it. 

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If you notice someone used  patterning or structure put an MP7 next to that comment.

If someone used repeated calculations put an MP8

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How many dots are there? Explain how you figured it out.