Solving Word Problems with 3-Digit Addition and Subtraction

In this video, Sam is worried about the number of eggs collected and sent to the bakery. The problem is divided into two parts: calculating the total number of eggs collected over two days using addition, and determining the number of eggs left after sending some to the bakery using subtraction. The video concludes with encouragement to practice more word problems.

What was Sam worried about?

• He lost some eggs

• He had too many eggs

• He couldn't find his eggs

• He was having trouble with math

How many eggs were collected from the farmhouse yesterday?

• 342 eggs

• 425 eggs

• 550 eggs

• 217 eggs

What is the first step in solving a word problem according to the video?

• Identify the problem

• Write down the numbers involved

• Solve the problem

• Decide on the operation to use

What is the first step to find the total number of eggs collected?

• Division

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

• Addition

How many eggs were collected in total?

• 767 eggs

• 217 eggs

• 425 eggs

• 342 eggs

How many eggs were sent to the bakery?

• 217 eggs

• 550 eggs

• 425 eggs

• 342 eggs

What mathematical operation is used to find the number of eggs left behind?

• Multiplication

• Subtraction

• Addition

• Division

How many eggs were left after sending some to the bakery?

• 425 eggs

• 550 eggs

• 342 eggs

• 217 eggs

What is the correct order to perform subtraction?

• Start from the tens column

• Start from the hundreds column

• Start from the ones column

• Random order

What did Sam do with the eggs after solving the problem?

• Sent more to the bakery

• Counted them

• Cooked them

• Gave them away