Turn the tray, same cookies
Age 7 · Maths
4 rows of 8 cookies make 32 cookies, and 8 rows of 4 cookies make 32 cookies too. When you turn the tray, the rows change but the number of cookies stays the same.
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Examples
- 4 boxes with 8 crayons each hold as many crayons as 8 boxes with 4 crayons each: 32.
- A chocolate bar with 4 rows of 8 squares has the same number of squares when you turn it to see 8 rows of 4.
Key takeaways
- 4 × 8 = 8 × 4 = 32
- Swapping the two numbers you multiply does not change the answer.
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