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jaylannie Bermudez

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3x6=18
6x3=18

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The answer is 18. I know this because 6x3=18 and another 6x3=18. The answer is 18.

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The answer is 18. I know this because 6x3=18 and another 6x3=18. The answer is 18.

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by Leihla Vazquez

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The answer is 18. I know this because 6x3

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The answer is 18. I know this because 6x3

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devin hills

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They both have the same number of desks it's just 

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They both have the same number of desks it's just 

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Both classrooms have 18 desk. I know this because 6x3 is 18 and 3x6 is 18.

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Both classrooms have 18 desk. I know this because 6x3 is 18 and 3x6 is 18.

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By Lillianna natal

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jeilianmelendez

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6 rows x 3
desks

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The anserw is 18. one classroom sais they have 6 times 3. then u turn that around and get 3 times 6 and that still equals 18.

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The anserw is 18. one classroom sais they have 6 times 3. then u turn that around and get 3 times 6 and that still equals 18.

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Gami the It's commutative property because 6x3=18 and 3x6=18.

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Gami the It's commutative property because 6x3=18 and 3x6=18.

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yes they have the same number of desk.18 desk 

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yes they have the same number of desk.18 desk 

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chelsea

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they are the same. Just swiched different.

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they are the same. Just swiched different.

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6x3=18
3x6=

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Both classes have the same amount of desks. I know this because if you count, or multiply them you get 18. 6x3=18 6x3=18 compare them you get 18=18. the classes have the same amount of desks.

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Both classes have the same amount of desks. I know this because if you count, or multiply them you get 18. 6x3=18 6x3=18 compare them you get 18=18. the classes have the same amount of desks.

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by  Gianncarlodiaz

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urisadai Lopez Perez

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The answer for the problem is 18 and 2 . 3x6=18, 6 divided by 3=2

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The answer for the problem is 18 and 2 . 3x6=18, 6 divided by 3=2

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Luis Loubriel

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3+6=18         6+3=18  they have  the same number of desk.
harry dejesus

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Problem:                                         
One
classroom has 3 rows of 6 desks.  Another
has 6 rows of 3 desks.  Do both
classrooms have the same number of desks? 
How do you know?

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Problem:                                         
One
classroom has 3 rows of 6 desks.  Another
has 6 rows of 3 desks.  Do both
classrooms have the same number of desks? 
How do you know?