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A small flagpole is 15 feet tall. A taller flagpole is 4 times as tall as the small flagpole. How tall is...

1. A small flagpole is 15 feet tall. A taller flagpole is 4 times as tall as the small flagpole. How tall is the taller flagpole?
15 + 4 = f
15 x 4 = f
2. Avery’s green lizard eats 5 crickets. Her brown lizard eats 6 more crickets than her green lizard. How many crickets does her brown lizard eat?
5 + 6 = c
5 x 6 = c

Answer

  1. The correct comparison statement is 15 x 4 = f. The taller flagpole is 4 times as tall as the small flagpole, so it is 15 x 4 = 60 feet tall.

  2. The correct comparison statement is 5 + 6 = c. The brown lizard eats 6 more crickets than the green lizard, so it eats 5 + 6 = 11 crickets.

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