Everyday Problems: © Dorling Kindersley Limited (2010)
Everyday Problems: © Dorling Kindersley Limited (2010)
Everyday Problems: © Dorling Kindersley Limited (2010)
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234 ft, how much does he have left?
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He has 181 ft of cable left. 1 8 1 ft 8
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Simon travels by train for 110 mi, by bus 1
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for 56 mi and then walks the final 5 mi. 110 mi 11
How far does he travel?
Simon travels 171 mi.
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A school collects money for the local shelter. If the pupils 1 1
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collect $275 in the first month, $210 in the second month, and
$136 in the third month, how much do they collect altogether?
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6,916 lb. How much does he have left? 8,755 lb 47
–6,916 lb 48
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In this page children can apply the skills of addition and subtraction to everyday
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problems, using various units of measurement. Point out that an answer that
will be larger will require addition, while one that will be smaller will
require subtraction.
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