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How many donuts are in that box?
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Update your estimate.
How might we convince someone that the quantity you come up with is reasonable without the use of a calculator?
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Lucinda says that she can use an array or area model to make the following multiplication sentence a bit easier. What might her strategy be? Use an array (either concrete, grid or open) to defend your thinking.
25 x 16
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