Equivalent Expressions
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About this worksheet
Suits Years 4 to 6The free-for-all: a times on one side, a divide on the other, an addition against a subtraction. 3×4 against 24÷2? Both 12, equal.
With no pattern to lean on across operations, both sides must genuinely be computed, which makes this the honest final exam of the equivalence family.
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What makes cross-operation comparison worthwhile?
It teaches that expressions are just numbers in waiting: 3×4 IS 12, whatever costume it wears. That stance, evaluate then compare, is the working habit of all later algebra.
Order within the family of sheets?
Single-operation pages first (addition, then subtraction, times, divide), this mixed page last. Each single page contributes its law; this one collects the rent.