KS2 Primary Maths Age 9-13 - Calculations: Problem - Addition and Subtraction - Explained

The video tutorial explains how to calculate the number of toy cars left in a shop at the end of June. Initially, there were 1,793 cars, and 8,728 more were delivered. After adding these, the total was 10,521 cars. Then, 9,473 cars were sold, and the video demonstrates the subtraction process to find that 1,048 cars remain. The tutorial also explains the marks allocation for the problem-solving method and the final answer.

At the beginning of June, how many toy cars were initially in the shop?

• 8728

• 1793

• 1048

• 9473

How many toy cars were delivered to the shop during June?

• 1793

• 1048

• 9473

• 8728

What is the total number of toy cars in the shop after the delivery?

• 1793

• 10521

• 9473

• 1048

How many toy cars were sold during June?

• 10521

• 1048

• 8728

• 9473

What is the final number of toy cars left in the shop at the end of June?

• 10521

• 1048

• 8728

• 9473