Carrying When Adding Large Numbers | Multi-digit Addition

The video tutorial explains the concept of carrying in addition, using several example problems to demonstrate how to handle sums that exceed ten in each column. It provides step-by-step guidance on solving addition problems, including how to carry numbers to the next column. The tutorial also covers how to check your work by subtracting the sum from one of the addends. Finally, it encourages viewers to practice solving additional problems independently.

Why do we carry numbers in addition when the sum exceeds 10?

• Because there is no room in the current place value

• To make the numbers look nicer

• To confuse the students

• Because it is a rule without reason

In the problem 284 + 136, what is the result after carrying?

• 410

• 420

• 440

• 430

How can you verify your addition result?

• By adding the numbers again

• By subtracting one of the addends from the sum

• By dividing the sum by one of the addends

• By multiplying the numbers

What is the sum of 127 + 145 after carrying?

• 292

• 262

• 272

• 282

What is a helpful tool to ensure accuracy when solving addition problems?

• A dictionary

• A calculator

• Scrap paper

• A ruler