Understanding Basic Addition and Place Value

This video tutorial covers the basics of adding whole numbers. It begins by defining whole numbers and their properties, followed by a simple addition example. The concept of place value is introduced, explaining how to write numbers in expanded form. The video then outlines the procedure for adding whole numbers using vertical alignment and carrying over digits. Several examples, including a word problem, are provided to illustrate these concepts. The tutorial aims to help viewers understand and apply the principles of addition with whole numbers effectively.

What are whole numbers composed of?

• Fractions and decimals

• Only positive numbers

• Natural numbers and zero

• Negative numbers and zero

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In the addition problem 1 + 2 = 3, what is the term for the numbers 1 and 2?

• Factors

• Products

• Addends

• Quotients

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What is the place value of the digit 5 in the number 25,634?

• Hundreds

• Thousands

• Tens

• Units

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When adding whole numbers, what should you do if the sum of a column is a two-digit number?

• Carry over the extra digit

• Subtract the extra digit

• Ignore the extra digit

• Add the extra digit to the next column

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What is the sum of 348 and 73?

• 421

• 441

• 411

• 431

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What is the sum of 14,389 and 6,846?

• 21,235

• 21,135

• 21,435

• 21,335

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What is the sum of 7,004,585 and 86,942?

• 7,091,627

• 7,091,427

• 7,091,327

• 7,091,527

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If your checking account balance is $204 and you deposit $748 and $149, what will the new balance be?

• $1,201

• $1,101

• $1,301

• $1,401

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What is the first step in solving the word problem involving checking account balance?

• Subtract the deposits from the balance

• Multiply the deposits

• Add the deposits to the balance

• Divide the deposits by the balance

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What is the sum of 204, 748, and 149?

• 1,301

• 1,201

• 1,101

• 1,401

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