Kimberly arranges 18 markers as a array. Draw an array that kimberly might make. Then write a multiplication equation to describe your array

Verified Answer :

Six by 3 or six across 3 down

Arrays are used to represent data in rows and columns. Kimberly might have drawn a 3 by 6 array to represent the 18 markers. The equation of a 3 by 6 array is: \(3 \times 6 = 18\)

An array is represented by rows (R) and columns (C).

Given that

\(Markers = 18\)

It means that the product of the rows and columns must equal 18. i.e.

\(R \times C = 18\)

The possible values are:

\(R \times C = 18\)

\(1 \times 18 = 18\) ---- this means 1 by 18 array

\(2 \times 9 = 18\) ---- this means 2 by 9 array

\(3 \times 6 = 18\) ---- this means 3 by 6 array

So, Kimberly could have drawn any of the following arrays:

  • 1 by 18 array
  • 2 by 9 array
  • 3 by 6 array

I've added as an attachment, a 3 by 6 array where:

\(Rows = 3\)

\(Columns = 6\)

\(Markers = 18\)

\(Equation: 3 \times 6 = 18\)

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