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- you guys are tricky! I wasn't counting the x1!

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100

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Knowing the factors of 36 permits me to consider varied possibilities for my response.

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Knowing the factors of 36 permits me to consider varied possibilities for my response.

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Multiplying by 10/100/1,000

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That's how you will know what numbers to use.

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That's how you will know what numbers to use.

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IT GIVES ME MULTIPLE WAYS TO ARRIVE AT 36

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IT GIVES ME MULTIPLE WAYS TO ARRIVE AT 36

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Quickly being able to come up with multiple answers.

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Quickly being able to come up with multiple answers.

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when creating a (x) to equal 36,000, create a (x) problem to equal 36 and then (x) 1 factor by 1,000

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when creating a (x) to equal 36,000, create a (x) problem to equal 36 and then (x) 1 factor by 1,000

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36

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Dog: anything, unless working with integers only. I could do 64,000 times 0.5

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Allows for multiple answers and representations

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Allows for multiple answers and representations

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36,000

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It helps us use multiples of tens, hundreds and thousands

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It helps us use multiples of tens, hundreds and thousands

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Knowing factors of 36 can help when working with larger numbers in the base ten. 

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Knowing factors of 36 can help when working with larger numbers in the base ten. 

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place value

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Creating a factor rainbow, allows me to see pairs instantly.

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Creating a factor rainbow, allows me to see pairs instantly.

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It helps me use mental math to  think about the bigger numbers and know which answers are a possibility. 

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It helps me use mental math to  think about the bigger numbers and know which answers are a possibility. 

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quickly allows you to come up with multiples

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quickly allows you to come up with multiples

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multiples, power of 10 rules, place value concepts

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multiples, power of 10 rules, place value concepts

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It helps you figure out the base factors.

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It helps you figure out the base factors.