Representing the Number 123
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I can represent the number 123 in different ways using mathematical operations.
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Practice
12 questions
Express 123 as the sum of three numbers. Provide at least one number greater than 50.
Represent 123 using only multiplication and addition, with at least one factor being the number 5.
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Exit ticket
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“Represent the number 12 using multiplication with two factors.”
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