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Addition Properties
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Expressions with Fractions & Mixed Numbers
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100
Name the addition property shown here: (1/9 + 3/9) + 4/9 = 1/9 + (3/9 + 4/9)
What is the Associative Property?
100
Estimate the sum or difference: 8/9 + 10/19
What is 1/2?
100
Find the sum or difference: 2/3 + 5/12
What is 1 1/12?
100
Evaluate the expression when p = 6 5/7: 6 2/7 + p
What is 13?
100
Solve and check: 6 2/9 + x = 12 2/3
What is x = 6 4/9?
200
Name the Addition Property shown here: 2/3 + 0 = 2/3
What is the Identity Property?
200
Estimate the sum or difference: 9/10 - 1/7
What is 1?
200
Find the sum or difference: 5/6 - 3/5
What is 7/30?
200
Evaluate the expression when y = 8 4/5 and z = 3 1/5: y - 4 1/2 + z
What is 7 1/2?
200
Solve and check: n - 6 1/4 = 3 5/6
What is n = 10 1/12?
300
Find the value of the variable. t + 9/15 = 9/15 + 4/15
What is 4/15?
300
Estimate the sum or difference: 13 5/11 - 1 9/12
What is 11?
300
Find the sum or difference: 8 1/2 + 9 3/4 + 2 1/8
What is 20 3/8?
300
Simplify the expression: (5 5/6 - 5 5/6) + (9 2/3 + 3 2/5)
What is 13 1/5?
300
Solve and check: 20 3/8 - d = 18 5/8
What is d = 1 3/4?
400
Write an equation to solve the problem: Rick had red grapes and green grapes for sale. Three fifths of the grapes were red grapes; the rest were green grapes. If he sold all the red grapes and none of the green grapes, what fractional part of his grapes did he sell?
What is 3/5 + 0 = 3/5
400
Use estimation: Julie has a 12-inch strip of ribbon. She cuts off a strip that is 6 3/4 inches long. She needs another strip that is 6 3/4 inches long. Does she have enough ribbon? Explain.
What is no, Julie does not have enough ribbon because if you round 6 3/4 it's about 7 and 7 + 7 is 14 but she only has 12 inches of ribbon.
400
Find the sum or difference: 18 1/3 - 9 4/5
What is 8 8/15?
400
Halle used 3 2/5 yards of red ribbon, some white ribbon, and 2 3/10 yards of blue ribbon to make a bulletin board border. Write an expression to represent how much ribbon Halle used. If Halle used 3 1/5 yards of white ribbon, how much ribbon did she use altogether?
What is 3 2/5 + w + 2 3/10; 8 9/10 yards of ribbon?
400
The perimeter of a triangular garden is 14 yards. Two of the sides measure 3 1/4 yards and 4 1/2 yards. How long is the third side of the garden? Write and solve an equation.
What is 3 1/4 + 4 1/2 + t = 14; 6 1/4 yards long?
500
Write an equation and solve the problem. Identify the Addition Property. Jeannine bought 3/8 pound of peanuts and 1/8 pound of cashews. Jeff bough 1/8 pound of peanuts and 3/8 pound of cashews.
What is 3/8 + 1/8 = 1/8 + 3/8; They bought the same amount; the Commutative Property.
500
Use estimation: Joanne set a goal to hike 14 miles in 3 days. She hiked 3 5/6 miles on the first day, 5 7/9 miles on the second day, and 4 2/3 miles on the last day. Did she make her goal of 14 miles? Explain.
What is yes, Joanne made her goal of hiking 14 miles in 3 days. 3 5/6 rounds to 4, 5 7/9 rounds to 6, and 4 2/3 rounds to 5, which is 15.
500
Write a number sentence and solve: Larry lives 3 mi from the library. Jalen lives 1 5/8 mi from the library. How much further from the library does Larry live than Jalen?
What is 3 - 1 5/8; Larry lives 1 3/8 miles further than Jalen.
500
Len has some cans to recycle. He collects another 2 1/8 pounds of cans, and his sister collects 1 1/4 pounds of cans. Write an expression to represent how many pounds of cans Len and his sister have altogether. If Len started out with 4 3/4 pounds of cans, how many pounds of cans do Len and his sister have altogether?
What is c + 2 1/8 + 1 1/4; 8 1/8 lb of cans altogether?
500
John has some lemon candies and 1 3/8 lb of cherry candies. He has a total of 3 1/8 lb of candies. How many pounds of candies does John have? Write and solve an equation.
What is n + 1 3/8 = 3 1/8; 1 3/4 lb of candies?