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Curriculum: Arkansas Math Framework   Click to change Curriculum

Topic: Whole Numbers  Click to change Topic

Lesson: NO.2.3.1: Zero and Identity Properties  Click to change Lesson

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ee  Identify the number that can be added to 220 to give the result 220.  ee View Solution
ee  Lindsay simplified the number sentence 87 × 0 to 0. Which of the following properties did she use?
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ee  Choose the appropriate symbol that replaces the ? in the given number sentence.
490 × 1 ? 490 + 0
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ee  Which property is shown by the number sentence 58 × 0 = 0?  ee View Solution
ee  Which property is shown by the number sentence 65 × 0 = 0?  ee View Solution
ee  Olga simplified the number sentence 55 × 0 to 0. Which of the following properties did she use?
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ee  Multiply:
56 × 0
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ee  Identify the number that can be added to 250 to give the result 250.  ee View Solution
ee  Identify the number that can be added to 370 to give the result 370.  ee View Solution
ee  Annie simplified the number sentence 57 × 0 to 0. Which of the following properties did she use?
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ee  Which one of the following number sentences is true?
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ee  Identify the correct number sentence.  ee View Solution
ee  Choose the correct number sentence.  ee View Solution
ee  Which number sentence is true?  ee View Solution
ee  Identify the incorrect number sentence.
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ee  Choose the appropriate symbol that replaces the ? in the given number sentence.
275 × 1 ? 275 + 0
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ee  Which number sentence illustrates identity property of multiplication?  ee View Solution
ee  Identify the number sentence that shows identity property of addition.  ee View Solution
ee  Which property is shown by the number sentence 80 × 0 = 0?  ee View Solution
ee  Multiply:
20 × 0
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ee  Multiply:  ee View Solution
ee  Choose the number that, when multiplied to 5, gives the result 5.
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ee  Which symbol would you use to balance the number sentence?
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ee  Choose the appropriate symbol to balance the number sentence.  ee View Solution
ee  Choose the operation that balances the equation.
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ee  Add:  ee View Solution
ee  How many squares should there be in the empty circle, so that the total number of squares on either sides are equal?
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ee  Multiply:
64 × 1
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ee  Multiply:
56 × 0
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ee  Divide:
8 ÷ 1  ee
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ee  Divide: 12 ÷ 0
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ee  Add:  ee View Solution
ee  Which one of the given number sentences is true?  ee View Solution
ee  Select the expression that is an example for the identity property of addition.
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ee  Choose the number sentence that correctly shows the use of the identity property of multiplication.  ee View Solution
ee  Multiply:
90 × 0
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ee  Choose the correct number sentence.  ee View Solution
ee  Choose the number that, when multiplied to 6, gives the result 6.
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ee  Which of the given number sentences satisfies zero property of multiplication?
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ee  Which one of the following number sentences is true?
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ee  Pick out the number sentence that correctly shows the use of the identity property of multiplication.  ee View Solution
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