NodnPlay Grade 4
Choose a power number, then launch the attack.
A multiplicative comparison describes one amount as a factor times another. An unknown factor can be found using division.
If one mech has power 6 and another has 4 times as much, its power is 24. If powers are 6 and 24, the multiplier is 24 ÷ 6 = 4.
Four times as many means multiply by four, not add four.
A free Grade 4 math game for practicing multiplicative comparison & inverse relationships. No account or download is needed.
Learning area: Multiplying & dividing · Multiplicative Comparison.
Difficulty: 3 · Challenge within Grade 4. Combine ideas, remember more information or solve several steps.
Try another learning areaSymmetry Lab1 · StartCompare the power of two mechs using a times-as-many statement. Turn the energy dial to solve either a multiplication comparison or its missing-factor inverse, then launch a synchronized arena move.
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