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Decimal Addition and Subtraction
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Decimal Addition and Subtraction
Help plan a snack-stand order! Line up the decimal points when you add or subtract money. Write each answer in dollars and cents.
Use the price list
Apple: $0.45 | Lemonade: $0.30 | Granola bar: $0.55
1.Add the cost of one apple and one lemonade: $0.45 + $0.30 = ____.
2.A granola bar costs $0.55. You pay with $1.00. How much change should you get?
3.Find the total cost of two apples: $0.45 + $0.45 = ____.
4.True or false: $0.30 + $0.55 is the same as $0.85.
TrueFalse
5.Fill in the missing amount: $0.45 + = $0.75.
6.Owen has $1.00. Owen buys an apple and lemonade. How much money is left? Show the addition and subtraction you use.
7.Use the number line to count on from $0.30 to $0.55. How much more does the granola bar cost than the lemonade?
8.Casey buys a lemonade and a granola bar, then pays with $2.00. How much change should Casey receive? Write the total first, then subtract.
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