Math Drills
Addition (No Carrying)
B-2Word Problems
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- Addition (No Carrying)
Two kinds of item make up the whole lesson: boxed ones in which a missing number has to be hunted down, and word problems that turn a scene into an equation. A two-digit or three-digit number is added to a three-digit one, and every equation is arranged so that no column ever carries.
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Since the places do not affect one another, only the place holding the box needs looking at. Children survey all three digits instead, copy the hundreds digit into a box meant for a two-digit number, and write a three-digit number in. Settling beforehand, from the other side of the equation, how many digits the box can hold takes the hesitation away.
This is the way into 3-Digit Addition and Subtraction. Lining the places up and adding from the right is the routine of 2-Digit Addition, with one more digit in play. Addition (1 Carry) brings the sending operation back.
- Word Problems (3-Digit + 2-Digit, 3-Digit)6 questions
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These are the problems in “3-Digit Addition and Subtraction”, shown with their answers.
(1)School's lunch had 618 cookies. The neighboring school brought 71 more. In total, how many were there? Answer □
Answer: 689cookies
(2)At Chloe's store, there were 943 crayons. A friend brought 51 more. In total, how many were there? Answer □
Answer: 994crayons
(3)On a kindergarten shelf, there were 937 origami sheets. The teacher brought 21 more. In total, how many were there? Answer □
Answer: 958origami sheets
(4)School's stationery corner has 147 pencils. 22 more were newly received. In all, how many were there? Answer □
Answer: 169pencils
(5)At the kindergarten there were 541 origami sheets. The teacher brought 435 more. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 976sheets
(6)On a Christmas tree, there are 500 star decorations. 84 more were newly bought. In total, how many were there? Answer □
Answer: 584stars
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