
Math (2)
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Kaitlyn Sumpter
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by Kaitlyn Sumpter
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What is....
35+100=?
When your done with that here's your next question....
36+50=?
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Let's first think about what 30+100 is.
If you said it was 130, your correct.
Now, we have to add the five back.
If you said it was 135, your correct.
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Let's talk about the last one. What is 36+50?
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Let's make this easier by taking away the 6.
So what is 30+50=?
If you said it was 80, your correct.
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Now we have to add the 6 back.
What is 80+6=?
If you said it was 86, your correct.
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I hope you liked this!
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