Cookies on two trays
Age 7 · Maths
Four rows of seven cookies make the same number as seven rows of four cookies. Turn the tray and the total stays the same.
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- 4 × 7 and 7 × 4 both make 28.
- Changing the order of the two numbers in a multiplication does not change the answer.
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