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100

4 + 3 =

7

100

10 - 4 =

6

100

1 x 6 =

6

100

What number does this expanded form represent?

1,000 + 800 + 90 + 3

1,893

100

Emma is a librarian at the school library.

The first graders came to the library and borrowed 12 books and then the second graders came in to the library and borrowed 16 books. How many books in total were borrowed? 

28 books

12 books + 16 books = 28

200

25 + 10 =

35

200

35 - 10 =

25

200

2 x 4 =

8

200

What number does this expanded form represent?

8,000 + 100 + 30 + 8

8,138

200

There were a total of 46 picture books in the library but 21 of them were borrowed. How many picture books are left in the library?

25 books

46 books - 21 borrowed books = 25

300

23 + 43 =

63

300

59 + 29 =

88

300

5 x 6 =

30

300

Give the expanded form of 3,620

3,000 + 600 + 20

300

Emma was cleaning up the shelf with the fiction books. There were 16 fiction books on the shelf. She found 4 fiction books on another shelf and 8 more on the bench in the library. How many fiction books were there?

28 books

16 books on the shelf + 4 books on the other shelf + 8 books on the bench = 28

400

69 + 17 =

86

400

321 - 216 =

105

400

8 x 4 =

32

400

What number is represented by this expanded notation?

 (4 x 100,000) + (1 x 10,000) + (3 x 1,000) + (2 x 100) + (6 x 10) + (8 x 1)

413,261

400

There were a total of 46 picture books in the library but 21 of them were borrowed and 7 were lost. How many picture books are left in the library?

18 books

46 books to start - 21 borrowed books - 7 books lost = 18

500

219 + 102 =

321

500

300 - 12 =

288

500

8 x 8 =

64

500

What number is represented by this expanded notation?

(7 x 100,000) + (4 x 10,000) + (2 x 100) + (6 x 10)

740,260

500

Last week, the third graders came to the library and borrowed 15 books. This week they returned 9 books and borrowed 6 more. How many books are the third graders keeping at home?

30 books

15 books + 9 books + 6 books = 30