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Mathematics Problem Solving
Volume 2, Number 3, March 3, 1997
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Multiply or Divide

1.  Eighteen students are in a classroom. They are forming groups to
work on a science project. There will be three students in each group.
How many groups will there be?


2.  There are 4 quarts in a gallon. How many gallons do 24 quarts
equal?


3.  Ryan paid $ .63 for seven nails. That means he paid ____ cents for
each nail.


4.  Crystal gave some candy bars to her friends. Each friend received 4
candy bars. Crystal gave away 32 candy bars. How many friends
received candy bars?


5.  Crystal has 8 friends. She gave each friend 4 candy bars. How many
candy bars did she give away?


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