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Look at the sample below of the distributive property using the break apart method with arrays. Use it as a reference of what a correct answer looks like.

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Look at the sample below of the distributive property using the break apart method with arrays. Use it as a reference of what a correct answer looks like.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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Review the problem and decide whether it was solved correctly or incorrectly. If incorrect, explain why and how you could avoid making this mistake.

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I think this is incorrect because when you check your answer, 45+63 is 108, not 118. Also 12x9 is not equal to 118.

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This is incorrect because the circles are out of place. They aren’t aligned and there are some extra circles in the array of 5x6. They got 32, but it’s 30. When they added it, they got the wrong total. And if you check your answer, 9x6 is 54, not 56.

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They multiplied 21 by 21 and got an answer of 441. If you check your answer 6x7 is not 441. They were supposed to add the 21 and 21, not multiply them.