
Add and Subtract Tenths and Hundredths
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Mathematics
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3rd - 5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Adding 10ths and 100ths
By Sarah Auchter
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Multiple Choice
When you add or subtract fractions, what does the denominator do?
Add the denominators
Subtract the denominators
Delete the denominators
It stays the same.
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Why don't we add or subtract the denominators?
Right, it stays the same.
4
Multiple Choice
42+41=
83
43
41
5
Multiple Choice
87−82=
84
89
85
05
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If the denominator has to stay the same, how is this problem possible??
So, how would we do this??
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I need to change one or both of the fractions into equivalent fractions with the same denominator.
Right, you have to make a change.
0
?
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Remember, tenths are like dimes, and hundredths are like pennies.
So, 7 tenths are like 7 dimes. How much money is seven dimes?
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Multiple Choice
7 dimes equals how much money?
seven cents
seventy cents
seven dollars
seventy dollars
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Multiple Choice
If seven dimes equals seventy cents, then which of these are true?
107=1007
107=10070
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What is the total now?
Now the problem is this:
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Multiple Choice
10070+1009=
10016
1079
10079
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Find the pattern:
tenths (10th) | hundredths (100th) |
|---|---|
4 | 40 |
5 | 50 |
6 | 60 |
8 | ?? |
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Multiple Choice
8 tenths would equal:
80 hundredths
8 hundredths
8 ones
80 ones
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Find the pattern:
tenths (10th) | hundredths (100th) |
|---|---|
4 | 40 |
5 | 50 |
6 | 60 |
8 | 80 |
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Adding or subtracting 10ths and 100ths means:
Change the 10ths into hundredths.
Do this by putting a zero after the numerator and denominator.
Then add or subtract the fraction.
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Multiple Choice
106+10030=
10060+10030=10090
1006+10030=10036
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Multiple Choice
10037−103=
10037−10030=1007
10037−1003=10034
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Multiple Choice
10059+102=
10059+10020=10079
10059+1002=10061
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Multiple Choice
108−10012=
10080−10012=10068
1008−10012=1004
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Multiple Choice
Think!!!
1012+1003=
10012+1003=10015
100120+1003=100123 or 110023
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Multiple Choice
109−1004=
1009−10040=10031
10090−1004=10086
1009−1004=1005
Adding 10ths and 100ths
By Sarah Auchter
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