Three Digit Addition with Regrouping - Number Line

Transcript Three Digit Addition with Regrouping - Number Line
"You are funny, (...) YOU ARE FUNNY! Oh! Hey Imani!" "Sorry to interrupt, I just wanted to update you on how many tickets have sold for tonight's comedy show." "First we sold three hundred six, then we sold two hundred sixty-two more!" "So how many have we sold in total?" Let's help Mr. Squeaks and Imani calculate by practicing... Three Digit Addition with Regrouping- Number Line. Number lines are useful tools that help us model equations. We can use an OPEN number line to see the movement while adding an amount during addition. Let's start by adding three hundred six and two hundred sixty-two to see how many tickets they've sold so far. First, draw a line and plot the LARGER number on the left side. Then, write the amount we are adding in EXPANDED FORM. Two hundred sixty-two becomes two hundred plus sixty plus two. Beginning with the hundreds, count forward by two hundreds and plot the answer, (...)five hundred six. Then, move to the tens(...) skip count forward by six tens(..) and plot the answer, five hundred sixty-six. Finally, move to the ones(...) and count forward by two ones, and plot the answer five hundred sixty-eight. Five hundred sixty-eight is the number we end up on (...) so this is our solution! OH! Imani said they just sold one hundred forty-three more tickets MINUTES before the show is supposed to start! Let's use a number line again to help calculate. Begin by drawing our number line and plotting five hundred sixty-eight on the left side, since that's the LARGER number. Next, we write one hundred forty-three in expanded form. What is one hundred forty-three in expanded form? (...) One hundred plus forty plus three. Beginning with the hundreds, count forward by one hundred(...) and plot the answer, (...) six hundred sixty-eight. Then, move to the tens(...) skip count forward by four tens (...) and plot the answer, seven hundred eight. Finally, move to the ones(...) and count forward by three ones, and plot the answer seven hundred eleven. Mr. Squeaks is going to have seven hundred eleven guests at his show! Before we see how he does, let's summarize. Remember (...) to help solve addition equations with regrouping, we can model with an open number line. First, draw the number line and plot the LARGER number on the left side. Second, write the amount being added in expanded form. Third, skip count forward by the hundreds, tens, then ones, plotting the numbers as you go. The final number is the solution. "Have you ever heard of the hen that counts her own eggs? (...) She was a MATH-MA-CHICKEN!"
Three Digit Addition with Regrouping - Number Line exercise
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What is the expanded form of the number 555?
HintsLook at the number 555.
- How many hundreds are in this number?
- How many tens are in this number?
- How many ones are in this number?
There are 5 hundreds in 555, which is 500.
262 in expanded form is 200 + 60 + 2.
SolutionThe expanded form of 555 is: 500 + 50 + 5.
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How do you use a number line for three digit addition with regrouping?
Hints200 + 30 + 2 is the expanded form of 232.
- How many hundreds are in 232?
- Skip count forward by two hundreds.
200 + 30 + 2 is the expanded form of 232.
- How many tens are in 232?
- Skip count forward by three tens.
200 + 30 + 2 is the expanded form of 232.
- How many ones are in 232?
- Skip count forward by two ones.*
Solution- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- Then, skip count forward on the number line.
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Use three digit addition with regrouping using a number line to solve the problem.
Hints- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- 341 in expanded form is 300 + 40 + 1.
Then, skip count forward.
Solution443 + 321 = 764
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Solve 643 + 143.
Hints- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- How many tens do you need to add?
Then, skip count forward.
Solution643 + 143 = 786
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Which number line shows 333 + 222?
Hints- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- 222 in expanded form is: 200 + 20 + 2.
How many tens are in this number? There are two tens, so this choice is incorrect.
How many hundreds are in this number? There are two hundreds, so this choice is incorrect.
SolutionThis number line shows 333 + 222.
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Find the solution for each addition problem.
Hints- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- The expanded form of 120 is: 100 + 20 + 0.
- Then, skip count forward on the number line.
- First, write the number you are adding in expanded form.
- The expanded form of 154 is: 100 + 50 + 4.
- Then, skip count forward on the number line.
Solution- 242 + 120 = 362
- 172 + 154 = 326