Question

1. higher order thinking 10 beads fit on a bracelet. ben has 34 beads in all. how many bracelets can he make with 10 beads on each? draw a picture to show the bracelets he can make with his beads. then draw the beads that will be left over. 8. assessment practice how many groups of 10 are there in the number 38? how many ones are left over? tell how you know. think about what left over means.

Explanation:

For Question 7:

Step1: Divide total beads by 10

$\frac{34}{10} = 3$ with a remainder of 4

Step2: Count full bracelets

3 bracelets use $3 \times 10 = 30$ beads

Step3: Calculate leftover beads

$34 - 30 = 4$
(For the drawing: Draw 3 circles (bracelets) with 10 dots each inside, then draw 4 separate dots next to them.)

Step1: Identify tens place value

In 38, the digit in the tens place is 3, so there are 3 groups of 10.

Step2: Identify ones place value

In 38, the digit in the ones place is 8, so 8 ones are left over.

Answer:

Ben can make 3 bracelets, with 4 beads left over.

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For Question 8: