Math Drills
Addition (1 Carry)
B-3Word Problems

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- Addition (1 Carry)
Equations in which a carry happens exactly once are handled at three digits. The boxed items call for reading which place the overflow took place in, while the word problems call for assembling the equation out of a scene.
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Where the box holds a two-digit number, children settle it from the ones alone by subtracting, never put the sent 1 back, and then match up the tens. Returning the number to the equation and adding again lets the eye confirm whether it falls exactly on the answer as written.
Second lesson of the unit. All that has been gained is one act of sending a number upward, and adding from the ones on up is just as it was in Addition (No Carrying).
- 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)In a farmer's refrigerator, there were 666 eggs. The neighboring farmer brought 72 more. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 738eggs
(2)At a candy factory, there are 519 candies. 77 more were newly bought. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 596candies
(3)At Olivia's flower shop, there are 270 flowers. 399 more were received from the field. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 669flowers
(4)On the shelf at the kindergarten, there are 288 star decorations. 50 more were newly bought. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 338stars
(5)In the farmer's refrigerator, there were 292 eggs. The neighboring farmer brought 362 more. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 654eggs
(6)In Riley's refrigerator, there were 797 eggs. A farmer brought 90 more. How many are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 887eggs















