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    Adding & Subtracting Decimals

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    Linda neatly stores used items like paper, ribbons, and wrappers in a box to reuse. She is organized and recycles materials. When her younger sister Debbie needed ribbons for a project, Linda gave her ribbons of different lengths - yellow (0.2 m), pink (0.48 m), blue (0.3 m), and red (0.15 m). The length of the yellow and red ribbons together is 0.2 + 0.15 = 0.35 m. The pink ribbon is longer than the red ribbon by 0.33 m.

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    Adding & Subtracting Decimals

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    Linda neatly stores used items like paper, ribbons, and wrappers in a box to reuse. She is organized and recycles materials. When her younger sister Debbie needed ribbons for a project, Linda gave her ribbons of different lengths - yellow (0.2 m), pink (0.48 m), blue (0.3 m), and red (0.15 m). The length of the yellow and red ribbons together is 0.2 + 0.15 = 0.35 m. The pink ribbon is longer than the red ribbon by 0.33 m.

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    Linda neatly stores used items like paper, ribbons, and wrappers in a box to reuse. She is organized and recycles materials. When her younger sister Debbie needed ribbons for a project, Linda gave her ribbons of different lengths - yellow (0.2 m), pink (0.48 m), blue (0.3 m), and red (0.15 m). The length of the yellow and red ribbons together is 0.2 + 0.15 = 0.35 m. The pink ribbon is longer than the red ribbon by 0.33 m.

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    Adding & Subtracting Decimals

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    Linda neatly stores used items like paper, ribbons, and wrappers in a box to reuse. She is organized and recycles materials. When her younger sister Debbie needed ribbons for a project, Linda gave her ribbons of different lengths - yellow (0.2 m), pink (0.48 m), blue (0.3 m), and red (0.15 m). The length of the yellow and red ribbons together is 0.2 + 0.15 = 0.35 m. The pink ribbon is longer than the red ribbon by 0.33 m.

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    Adding/Subtracting

    Decimals through Ten


    Thousandths without
    Regrouping
     Find the sum for each problem. Then
    fill in the boxes so that each row and
    column have the same sum.

    7 4 5

    3 7

    6
    Find the sum or difference.
    1) 0.975 + 43.26
    2) 2.48 – 0.9763
    3) 5.285 – 3.627
    4) 19.5674 + 8.0825
    5) 7.48 + 5.92
    Linda does not easily throw things or
    objects like paper bags, pieces of strings
    or ribbons, Christmas or birthday
    wrappers, and others. She neatly stores
    them in a box for future use.

    A. What does Linda do with the used


    things or objects?
    B. What kind of girl is she?
    C. Do you also recycle things? Why?
    One day, Debbie, Linda’s younger sister
    needed 4 pieces of ribbon for her project.
    Linda gave her yellow, pink, blue, and red
    ribbons with lengths 0.2 m, 0.48 m, 0.3 m,
    and 0.15 m respectively.

    How long are the yellow and red ribbons if


    put together?
    Debbie compared the red and pink ribbons.
    Which is longer? By how much?
    0.2 + 0.15
    How to add decimals without regrouping:
    0.2 1) Write in vertical column.
    +0.15 2) Align the decimal points.
    0.35 3) Add starting from the right.
    4)Affix the decimal point in the answer.
    0.48 – 0.15
    How to subtract decimals without regrouping:
    0.48 1) Write in vertical column.
    - 0.15 2) Align the decimal points.
    0.33 3) Subtract starting from the right.
    4)Affix the decimal point in the answer.
    Linda’s brother cut 2 extra
    pieces of wire so Linda can
    keep them. How long are the
    pieces of wire if one
    measures 0.4 and the other
    is 0.25?
    Linda’s father found a
    0.75 m piece of
    wood, he cut 0.5 m
    from it. How many
    metres of wood was
    left?
    A. Find the sum.
    1) 0. 1 7 2) 0. 7 4 6
    +0. 1 2 +0. 3 2 2
    0. 2 3 0 0.9 6 7 8
    0. 9 6
    3) 0.2731 + 0.5164
    4) 0.64 + 0.3285
    5) 0.8053 + 0.1915
    Find the difference.
    1. 0.57 – 0.4
    2. 0.457 – 0.104
    3. 0.849 – 0. 237
    4. 0.6983 – 3951
    5. 0. 49 – 27

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