Question

Henry wants to see how many different colored crayons are in the crayons box. If there are 4 rows of 19 crayons , how many different colored crayons are there, assuming no duplicate colors?

Answer 1

if there are 4 rows of crayons with 19 in each the equation would be 4×19=19×4 and you would get 76 crayons in the box

Answer 2

To solve this mathematical problem you will multiply the number of rows by the number of crayons in each row. This will look like 4×19, which is 76. And since there is no duplication of colors there will be 76 different colored crayons.

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