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    WRITTEN PRACTICE ANSWERS

    23.

    h = 41

    Lesson 16

    24.

    m = 78

    25.

    a. 28, 32,36

    26.

    C (6 3 = n)

    27.

    Augusta, Hilo, Troy

    28.

    see student work one example

    1.

    23 + c = 89; 66 horses

    2.

    375 + 107 = t; 482 students

    3.

    22 + 33 = 55, 33 + 22 = 55,

    55 22 = 33, 55 33 = 22
    4.

    700 + 80 + 2

    5.

    100

    6.

    a. >

    7.

    42 days

    8.

    475

    9.

    $704

    10.

    $821

    11.

    471

    12.

    515

    13.

    d=5

    14.

    a=8

    15.

    b=6

    16.

    c=9

    17.

    18.

    14

    19.

    28

    20.

    26

    21.

    d = 34

    22.

    b = 49

    b. 4, 0, -4

    22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

    b. <

    29.

    Odd number just ask them to

    explain orally how they figured it out.


    They dont need to write the
    explanation.
    30.

    m = 18; see student work

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