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In this exercise, we explore how Miranda organizes her coin collection into special folders. Each folder can hold 25 coins. The prompt asks us to determine how many coins can be stored in 5 folders. By using multiplication (25 coins per folder multiplied by 5 folders), we can easily find the total number of coins held within her collection. This involves basic arithmetic and understanding of multiplication, which are fundamental in managing collections effectively.

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  1. Set Sail Worktext p. 145

  2. 1 4 18 × 5 90

  3. 2 2 27 × 3 81

  4. 3 5 26 × 9 234

  5. 4 2 87 × 4 348

  6. 5 5 37 × 8 296

  7. 6 2 63 × 9 567

  8. 7 1 2 236 × 4 944

  9. 8 4 3 196 × 5 980

  10. 9 3 3 245 × 7 1,715

  11. 10 1 309 × 2 618

  12. 11 2 5 149 × 6 894

  13. 12 1 1 468 × 2 936

  14. 13 5 4 376 × 7 2,632

  15. 14 91 × 3 273

  16. 15 2 2 167 × 4 668

  17. 16 4 105 × 8 840

  18. 17 1 3 514 × 9 4,626

  19. 18 1 95 × 2 190

  20. 19 Workspace Miranda keeps her coin collection in special folders. Each folder holds 25 coins. How many coins would 5 folders hold? 2 125 coins 25 × 5 1 2 5

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