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Justin has 180 toothpicks. Katie says, "Justin has four times as many toothpicks as I do!" Which equation could represent this situation?
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Justin has 180 toothpicks. Katie says, "Justin has four times as many toothpicks as I do!" Which equation could represent this situation?
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Multiplication would represent the equation because in order to find out how many toothpicks just has you would need to MULTIPLY to find out.
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