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DAILY PRACTICE
Birds have 2 legs.
Dogs have 4 legs.
Ladybugs have 6 legs.
1 There are 48 legs, and they all belong to dogs. How many dogs are there?
2 There are 3 ladybugs, 7 dogs, and 13 birds in the house. How many legs are there all together?
3 There are 36 legs in the house. All the legs belong to birds, dogs, and ladybugs. How many of each creature—birds, dogs, and ladybugs—might be in the house?
(There are many possible answers. How many can you find?)
Birds | Dogs | Ladybugs |
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NOTE
Students solve multiplication and division problems in story problem contexts.