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Hello my daughter needs help with numbers 7 and 8

Hello my daughter needs help with numbers 7 and 8-example-1
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Question 7


42+0+6

We can find the sum as follow.

We will arrange each value into ones and tens

42= 4 tens + 2 ones

0= 0 ones

6= 6 ones

Hence,


42+0+6=48

Also, we can use the commutative property of addition,

If we Re-write the expression as


0+6+42,\text{ we will still get 48 because the order of the addends do not change the sum}

For Question 8


57+8+3

We can re-group as


\begin{gathered} (57+8)+3=65+3=68 \\ or \\ 57+(8+3)=57+11=68 \end{gathered}

In both cases, we have 68 to be the answer.

We applied the Associative property of addition: Changing the grouping of the addends does not change the sum.

Hello my daughter needs help with numbers 7 and 8-example-1
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