Add/Sub Concepts
Add Decimals
Subtract Decimals
Multiply Integers
Multiply Decimals
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When adding and subtracting the PLACE VALUES must match up. For example 4.5 + 2.3. The Five and the Three are both in THIS Place value.  

What is the tenths place?

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1.5 + 0.3

What is 1.8

100

5.4 - 2.1

What is 3.3?

100

14 x 2

What is 28?

100

1.2 x 3

What is 3.6?

200

You must do THIS before adding or subtracting decimals.

What is line up the decimal point?

200

54.1 + 1.02

What is 55.12?

200

7.46 - 4.2

What is 3.26

200

16 x 3

What is 48?

200

2.4 x 5

What is 12 or 12.0?

300

You can add this "number" to the far right side of a decimal and it won't change it's value. 

For example if you wanted to add 4.15 and 3.2 you might add something after the "2" 

What is a 0? 

300

2.9 + 1.6

What is 4.5?

300

0.52 - 0.14

What is 0.38?

300

25 x 4

What is 100?

300

7.2 x 0.4

What is 2.88?

400

When adding sometimes we have to carry if the value is 10 or over. 

When subtracting we might have to do THIS?

What is borrow?

400

9.08 + 1.99

What is 11.07?

400

2.22 - 0.55

What is 1.67?

400

36 x 7

What is 252?

400

0.54 x 0.6

What is 0.324?

500

When subtracting this number ALWAYS goes on top

What is the LARGER number?

500

12.5 + 4.61

What is 17.11?
500

7 - 3.62

What is 3.38?
500

63 x 8

What is 504?

500

0.33 x 0.02

What is 0.0066