MA.6.NSO.3.2 · Number Sense and Operations
Students rewrite the sum of two composite whole numbers that share a common factor as that common factor multiplied by a sum. For example, 24 + 36 can be rewritten as 12(2 + 3). This connects factoring with the distributive property and builds groundwork for algebra.
On the FAST, students see multiple choice items asking which expression is equivalent to a given sum, and equation editor items where they write the factored form themselves.
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Pick one match in each row, then check.
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Showcase extra: the real practice and quiz players do not have this button.
Correct answer: Row 1: C, Row 2: D, Row 3: A, Row 4: B (green boxes above)
Showcase extra: the real practice and quiz players do not have this button.
Correct answer: C.
Select every answer that applies, then check.
Showcase extra: the real practice and quiz players do not have this button.
Correct answer: A, C (highlighted above)
Showcase extra: the real practice and quiz players do not have this button.
Correct answer: B.
Showcase extra: the real practice and quiz players do not have this button.
Correct answer: A.
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