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Different equations same answers

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Because you can switch the numbers

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Because you can switch it around

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Because 4x5=20 and 5x4=20 and that is commutative property

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Because 3 time 6 and 6 time 3

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On all of them you can do tow times questions

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Because they are the same area

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Same answer different problem

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They are the same answer but different equations because of the commutative property 

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They are the same answer but different equations because of the commutative property 

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They both use the commutative property because 4 x 5 =20 and 5 x 4 = 20.

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1b. and 1e. have commutative property (and a and c) because if you switch one around they are the same.

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It has two more threes

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They have 8 rows of 3

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It’s it has the same answer but it’s different very different equations

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1e and 1b are 24 and 20 but you can switch them

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3more

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(1f) is half of (1c.)

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It has 3 more

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D has more a has 6 d has 8

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They have something realated because you just times it by two

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It has 2 more than problems 1a

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3 more

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Problem d. has 3 more threes than problem a. The side lengths help because I can just multiply them to get the area.

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3 more

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If you had the nine to another name and problems off you will get 18

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It has six more than problem 1(a)

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Because they are nine away

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3+3=6

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F has half of c

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They are the same but you can just times it by two and you will get the right answer!

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I did 35 devided by 5 and got 7 I could draw an array

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3+3=6

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I skip counting by fives

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D has 3 more

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5 rows of 6

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I did 7 rows of 5

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1 (d) has two more 3 ‘s than 1 (a) it helps to just see the array.

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I did 7 rows of 5

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It is half

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5 rose of 6

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They have3

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Problem 1f is half of 1c.

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F is half of c

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I am answering but different

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3+3=6

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I skip counted but you could also multiply.

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I used an array

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I did 35 divided by 5 equals 7 and then made the array.

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Skip conte by 5

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I counted the sides