Problem Solving with Division and Multiplication

The video tutorial covers division using equal groups, starting with an introduction to the concept. It includes practical examples such as dividing flowers, dog treats, cups, and party favors into equal groups. The tutorial also explores forming teams and distributing items like balloons and napkins, emphasizing the use of counters and drawing to solve division problems.

What is the main focus of the problem-solving model discussed in the video?

• Geometry and measurement

• Fractions and decimals

• Multiplication and division

• Addition and subtraction

How many flowers does Stacy put in each vase if she has 16 flowers and 4 vases?

• 2 flowers

• 3 flowers

• 5 flowers

• 4 flowers

Jamal has 21 dog treats and gives each dog 3 treats. How many dogs can he feed?

• 7 dogs

• 6 dogs

• 8 dogs

• 5 dogs

If Mariana has 16 cups and stacks them into 2 equal stacks, how many cups are in each stack?

• 9 cups

• 6 cups

• 7 cups

• 8 cups

Mariana has 24 cups and puts 4 cups in each stack. If she already made 4 stacks, how many more stacks can she make?

• 1 more stack

• 2 more stacks

• 3 more stacks

• 4 more stacks

At Luke's school party, how many teams of 5 can be formed from 20 boys and 15 girls?

• 8 teams

• 7 teams

• 6 teams

• 5 teams

Mercedes has 30 plates that come in packages of 5. How many packages did she buy?

• 6 packages

• 5 packages

• 7 packages

• 4 packages

Megan puts 3 red balloons and 4 white balloons at each of 4 tables. How many balloons are at the tables in total?

• 24 balloons

• 36 balloons

• 32 balloons

• 28 balloons

Miguel bought 18 party favors and gave 2 to each child. How many children were at the party?

• 10 children

• 9 children

• 8 children

• 7 children