problems within and outside of mathematics. Demonstrates an understanding of ideas from number theory (e.g., prime factorization, • greatest common divisor) as they apply to whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers, and uses these ideas in problem situations. Uses integers, rational numbers, and real numbers to describe and quantify • phenomena such as money, length, area, volume, and density. Applies knowledge of place value and other number properties to develop • techniques of mental mathematics and computational estimation. Applies knowledge of counting techniques such as permutations and • combinations to quantify situations and solve problems. Applies properties of the real numbers to solve theoretical and applied problems. • Links:
problems within and outside of mathematics. • Demonstrates an understanding of ideas from number theory (e.g., prime factorization, greatest common divisor) as they apply to whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers, and uses these ideas in problem situations. • Uses integers, rational numbers, and real numbers to describe and quantify phenomena such as money, length, area, volume, and density. • Applies knowledge of place value and other number properties to develop techniques of mental mathematics and computational estimation. • Applies knowledge of counting techniques such as permutations and combinations to quantify situations and solve problems. • Applies properties of the real numbers to solve theoretical and applied problems. Links:
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