Let's call the total number of items in each bag "T".
Using the associative property of addition, we can combine the number of each item in the bag into one equation:
T = 26 + 14 + 52
Alternatively, we can break it down into two equations:
T = (26 + 14) + 52
T = 40 + 52
Mr. Purle is putting together bags of supplies to pass out to the teachers at the beginning of the school year. Each bag will contain the supplies shown in the table.
A table shows items for bags of supplies. There are 26 number 2 pencils in the bag, there are 14 red pens in the bag, and there are 52 erasers in the bag.
Part A
Write two equations to find the total number of items in each bag. Use the Associative Property of Addition to write the two equations.
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