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The document is a grade 4 math word problems worksheet from k5learning.com that provides 5 word problems involving multiplication. The problems include calculating the total cost of chairs, number of toes for multiple sloths, length of a boa constrictor compared to a garden snake, number of cabbage heads in a garden, and distance biked at a certain speed over time. The answers to the 5 problems are then provided.
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