Asked by mav welborn
Using Models to Understand Addition
Adding 9 ones and 5 ones will give us ____ ones.
Trade in 10 ones pieces for a _____ piece.
We have a total of 13 tens.
Trade in 10 tens pieces for a hundreds piece.
The sum 1 hundred, 3 tens, and _____ ones.
Or we could write it out as _____
Adding 9 ones and 5 ones will give us ____ ones.
Trade in 10 ones pieces for a _____ piece.
We have a total of 13 tens.
Trade in 10 tens pieces for a hundreds piece.
The sum 1 hundred, 3 tens, and _____ ones.
Or we could write it out as _____
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Let's break this down step by step using models to understand addition:
1. Adding 9 ones and 5 ones will give us **14 ones**.
2. Trade in 10 ones pieces for a **ten** piece.
3. We have a total of 13 tens, which means we have **130** (because 13 tens equals 130).
4. Trade in 10 tens pieces for a **hundred** piece.
5. The sum of 1 hundred, 3 tens, and **4 ones** will give us 134 (because 1 hundred is 100, 3 tens is 30, and 4 ones is 4).
6. Or we could write it out as **1 hundred + 3 tens + 4 ones = 134**.
With this understanding, we can see how models help visualize and simplify addition problems!
1. Adding 9 ones and 5 ones will give us **14 ones**.
2. Trade in 10 ones pieces for a **ten** piece.
3. We have a total of 13 tens, which means we have **130** (because 13 tens equals 130).
4. Trade in 10 tens pieces for a **hundred** piece.
5. The sum of 1 hundred, 3 tens, and **4 ones** will give us 134 (because 1 hundred is 100, 3 tens is 30, and 4 ones is 4).
6. Or we could write it out as **1 hundred + 3 tens + 4 ones = 134**.
With this understanding, we can see how models help visualize and simplify addition problems!
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