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2 Mixed Operation (PG 35-40)
2 Mixed Operation (PG 35-40)
JPN PERAK
1. Perform mixed operations involving addition and subtraction with numbers less than 100 1 000 10 000
Learning Outcomes
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Points to note.
* Opposite addition is subtraction. * Opposite subtraction is addition. * So they are in one group. * Solve the first operation. * Why? The group should cooperate.
Example 1.
48 + 69 92 =
1 0 11
48 +69 117
117 92 25
78 + 15 48 =
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Example 2.
85 - 49 + 73 =
7 15
85 49 36
36 + 73 109
96 45 + 29 =
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Points to note. Keywords Plus Total Sum of addition Altogether ( + ) More than Minus Remainder Subtract Take away Left Less than Balance Example 1. Encik Leman had 6 453 eggs. After selling 2 072 eggs, he bought another 2 785 eggs. How many eggs does Encik Leman have altogether? Step 1. Read and understand question. As you read underline the keywords. Encik Leman had 6 453 eggs. After selling 2 072 eggs, he bought another 2 785 eggs. How many eggs does Encik Leman have altogether? Step 2. Write the operation / formula the keywords signify (-) (+) Encik Leman had 6 453 eggs. After selling 2 072 eggs, he bought another 2 785 eggs. How many eggs does Encik Leman have altogether?
subtraction ( )
Step 3. (Solve the problem) 6 453 2 072 + 2 785 6 2 4 453 072 381 4 381 + 2 785 7 166
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Exercise 2 Solve the problems. 1. There are 58 ducks in Abus farm. He bought 86 more ducks. He sold 74 ducks the next day. How many ducks are in the farm now?
. 2. A builder had 523 bricks. He used 459 bricks and bought another 718 bricks. How many bricks did he have altogether?
3. There were 3 655 white beads and 4 678 brown beads in a box. Miss Lee took 1 433 beads out of the box. Calculate the number of beads left.
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