Ms. Burchardt solved the following problem, 32 ÷ 4 = 8. Show a way to check Ms. Burchardt's work.

Jayda was sharing her candy with her 8 friends. She shared 64 pieces of candy. How many pieces of candy would each friend get? Write an equation that would help Jayda solve the problem.

Charles has 72 pieces of candy to share equally in a party favor bag for each of his 8 guests at the party. Write multiplication and division equations Charles could use to show how many pieces of candy each guest received in their bag.

Ms. Fisher wants to find the total number of markers needed for an art project. She uses the expression shown to find how many markers she needs. (2 × 6) × 8 What is another way to group these factors?

Todd needs to solve 24 × 4 in his head. Show how he could use a property to complete the problem.

What is the product of 8 × 6? Solve using an efficient strategy. Show your work.

If one box of donuts costs 3 dollars, how much would 9 boxes of donuts cost?