Match each sentence to the correct equation.
Three is the product of a number and five.
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Match each sentence to the correct equation.
Three is the product of a number and five.
Four is one less than a number.
The quotient of sixteen and a number is two.
The sum of three and a number is ten.
4=x 1
3=5x
16÷x=2
3+x=10
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