Subtraction
Addition
Word Problems 1
Word Problems 2
100

75,632-6,799

68,633

100

23,754+74,899

98,653

100

Mr. Bob paid $345,999 for his home and $23,156 for his car. Mrs. Smith paid $456,234 for her home and car combined. How much more did Mrs. Smith pay than Mr. Bob?

Mrs. Smith paid $87,079 more than Mr. Bob.

100

If you're estimate for a problem is 3,000 and then you use the actual numbers to solve the equation and you find 3,198 is the true answer would you say that your answers were reasonable?

Explain

Example:

Yes because the estimate and the true answer are close to each other.

200

83,274-9,123

74,151

200

56,934+278+62,698

119,910

200

The aquarium keeps track of how many visitors it has each month. Estimate the total number of visitors for the aquarium. Round each number to the nearest hundred. Show your work.

Month

Visitors

January

1,567

February

943

March

2,356

April

1,894

Jan-1,600

Feb-900

March-2,400

April-1,900

Total #: 6,800 visitors

200

Mrs. Mac had 536,721 cookies. She sold 4,832 cookies in a week and then she gave away 865 cookies. 

About how many cookies are left? Estimate by rounding each number to the nearest thousand. Show your work.

536,721--537,000

4,832--5,000

865--1,000

537,000-5,000-1,000=531,000 cookies

About 531,000 cookies are left.

300

123,478-67,342

56,136

300

532+67,821+439,932

508,285

300

Find the exact amount of visitors for the aquarium using the chart below. Show your work and write in a complete sentence.

Month

Visitors

January

1,567

February

956

March

2,356

April

1,894

6,773 visitors in all visited the aquarium from January to April.

300

Mrs. Mac had 536,721 cookies. She sold 4,832 cookies in a week and then she gave away 865 cookies. 

Use the standard subtraction algorithm to find the exact number of cookies Mrs. Mac has left. Show your work and write a complete sentence.

536,721-4,832-865=531,024

Mrs. Mac has 531,024 cookies left.

400

589,398-93,654

495,744

400

40,855+693+722,195

763,743

400

Suzie bought a boat and a trip to Mexico for $99,321. Billy bought a boat for $23,345 and a trip to Mexico for $47,821.

Who spent more money? 

How much more money did that person spend than their friend?

Show your work and write a complete sentence.

Billy spent $71,166 for both things and Suzie spent $99,321. So Suzie spent more money than Billy. 

Suzie spent $28,155 more than Billy spent.

400

Carlos bought a closet full of shoes for $4,567 and a new car $45,932. Renee bought a closet full of shoes and a brand new car for $50,092. 

Who spent more money?

How much more money did that person spend than their friend?

Show your work.

Renee spent $50,092 and Carlos spent a total of $50,499. So Carlos spent more money than Renee.

Carlos spent $400 more than Renee.

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