There are 4 houses in a colony. Each house has 4 doors. How many doors are there in total?

To find the total number of doors, we multiply the number of houses by the number of doors per house:

\[
\text{Total doors} = 4 \text{ houses} \times 4 \text{ doors per house} = 16 \text{ doors}
\]

So, there are 16 doors in total.

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Discover how to calculate the total number of doors in a colony where each of the 4 houses has 4 doors. This math problem involves basic multiplication and arithmetic concepts. Suitable for Grades 1-3.

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