Find the error
3.0a.1
name: juan joseph
date:
directions: analyze the stu...
Mathematics, 03.10.2019 02:00 ken3484
Find the error
3.0a.1
name: juan joseph
date:
directions: analyze the student's work and answer shown below. identify the error. then
correctly answer the question.
write and solve a multiplication problem that matches this word problem: blake had four bags
of candy with five pieces of candy in each bag. how much candy did he have in all?
5 bags x 4 pieces in each bag = 20 pieces of candy
what did the student do
wrong? why do you think the
student made this error?
solve the problem correctly.
explain your thinking.
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