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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 321 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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1000x 20x 5= 100,000
1000+20+5= 1025
1000+200+5=1205

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count the bars in-bin-tween the top of the gray bars black has 5 more bars than blue does.

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So, first we had to find out how many people uses blue backpacks, So when you look at the 6 and 4 you realize  that there must be a number in between 6 and 4, So 5 people use blue backpacks. And now how many people use black backpacks, and then you look and it is 10 people that use black backpacks. So 5 to ten wich would be 5+_=10 which is 5 so my answer is 5.

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 330 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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part A answer:    I rounded 436 to the nearest ten. i knew that you always go to the number next-to the ten so 436 is rounded to 440.

part B answer:     i took the info i knew from the first question used it to help me i knew that 3 is rounded down so i got 400.

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B.400

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I got 440 because they say round up if it's 6 or more, and if 4 or less you let it rest, So our 1 digit number is 6 so now we make it 40 And then we have 440.

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I got 300 because you look at the tens place in 436 and 30 is below 40 so you would round down and get 300.

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1025

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400