Identify the addition property used in each step for problems #1 through #3. |
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1) (6 + 17) + 14 + 0 simplifies to (6 + 17) + 14 |
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2) (6 + 17) + 14 can be written as (17 + 6) + 14
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3) (17 + 6) + 14 can be grouped as 17 + (6 + 14)
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For problems #5 through #7, use the addition properties to compute mentally. Explain how you solved the problem, and then state the answer. |
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5) 15 + 22 + 35
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6) 30 + 0 + 70 + 49
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7) (7 + 49) + 23 + 0
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For problems #8 through #10, estimate the sum, and then find the sum. State both the estimate and the actual sum. Do not use a calculator to compute. |
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12) Using these numbers: 3, 23, 34, 47, 55, 68, 77, 98, find two numbers that total 100. |
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Use this table for problems #14 and #15.
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15) Make up a problem that uses the data in the table. |
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22) Put these numbers in order from least to greatest. |
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