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100
$8.56 - $4.99=n
n=$3.57
100
b- 233 = 176
b=409
100
Mrs. Ogbonna graded 63 papers in the morning. If she graded 171 papers during the entire school day, how many papers did she grade in the afternoon?
108 papers
100
Draw an oblique line segment.
See board.
100
Use tally marks to show the number 23.
See board.
200
$ 3.98 + $12.33 + $0.78 =c
c=$17.09
200
b + 496 =705
b=209
200
Ms. Edwards walks 23.6 miles each morning. If she walks everyday except Tuesday for an entire week, how many total miles is this?
141.6 miles
200
Change this addition problem to a multiplication problem: 12 + 12 + 12 + 12 + 12
5 x 12
200
Write 32,246 in expanded form. (Use numbers and word).
3 ten thousands + 2 thousands + 2 hundreds + 4 tens + 6 ones
300
3.4 x 8.7= v
v=29.58
300
1906-a=423
a=1483
300
There are 12 students in line. Mark is 3rd and Kevin is 11th. How many people are in between them?
7
300
Draw a number line marked with the integers from -5 to 5.
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5
300
What is the 7th term in this counting sequence? 13, 26, 39, 52, 65 .....
91
400
0.23 x 3.05 =s
s=0.7015
400
8n=168
n=21
400
Ms. Tirado ate 23 chocolate cherries. After eating as many as she could, there were 6 left in the box. How many chocolate cherries were in the box when she purchased the candy? Create an equation and solve.
n-23=6 n=29
400
Create an equation/ number sentence which illustrates the Identity Property of Multiplication.
Example: 21 x 1=21
400
Use comparison symbols to compare the following: -12 5
-12 < 5
500
2.2 x 3 = n x 3.3
n=2
500
50v=1050
v=21
500
Kathy has 84 paperclips. She gave half of them to Jackie to file her work. How many paperclips did Kathy give to Jackie? Create a division equation using the fraction bar. Then solve.
84/2=n n=42 paperclips
500
Write 1/4 as a decimal and a percent.
0.25 and 25%
500
Solve the following 12 x 25 x 100
30,000
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