3.5+_____=13.4
What is 9.9
Mr. Ruebel had 27 students. He got each of them 1.37 pounds of candy. He got his favorite 1.52 pounds of candy. How much more candy did he get his favorite than the regular not favorites? Do you ADD or SUBTRACT
Subtract
which equation is shown by the decimal grid?
grid 3
1.5 - 0.33 = 1.17
98.2-____=42.2
What is 56
Mr. Ruebel had 27 students. He got each of them 1.37 pounds of candy. He got his favorite 1.52 pounds of candy. How much candy did he get his favorite and the regular not favorites? Do you ADD or SUBTRACT
Add
Which equation is shown by the decimal grid?
grid 2
1.5 + 0.47 = 1.97
325.6+____ =412.9
What is 87.3
Mr. Ruebel drove to work with a full tank of gas. He used 2.83 gallons of gas Monday, 2.54 gallons Tuesday, 2.94 gallons Wednesday, and then called off Thursday and Friday to be away from the students. How many gallons did Mr. Ruebel use on Monday and Tuesday? Do you ADD or SUBTRACT?
Add
Which equation is shown by the decimal grid?
grid 1
0.65 + 0.31 = 0.96
687.34 -____=669.09
What is 18.25
Mr. Ruebel drove to work with a full tank of gas. He used 2.83 gallons of gas Monday, 2.54 gallons Tuesday, 2.94 gallons Wednesday, and then called off Thursday and Friday to be away from the students. How many more gallons did Mr. Ruebel use on Monday than Tuesday? Do you ADD or SUBTRACT?
Subtract
During trick-or-treating, Michael collected 2.75 pounds of candy from the first neighborhood and 3.40 pounds from the second neighborhood. How many pounds of candy did he collect in total? If he decides to give away 1.50 pounds to his friend, how much candy does he have left?
What is 6.15 pounds
4.65 pounds left
123,456.79 + _____ = 1,111,111.11
What is 987,654.32
Mr. Ruebel went to an all you can eat buffet. He got 1.83 pounds of food for his first plate, and then 0.43 pounds less than the first plate for the second plate. How many pounds of food did Mr. Ruebel get? Do you ADD or SUBTRACT? Bonus: How many pounds of food did Mr. Ruebel eat?
Subtract and then Add
3.23 pounds of food.
Lily bought a small pumpkin pie for $6.80 and a dozen apple cider donuts for $5.60. What is the total cost? If she pays with a $20 bill, how much change will she receive?
What is $12.40
$7.60 in change