This document discusses two methods for adding and subtracting rational numbers expressed as decimals: 1) Expressing the decimals as fractions and adding or subtracting them as rational numbers, or 2) Aligning the decimal points and adding or subtracting the numbers as whole numbers. It then provides two word problems as examples, asking how much money Helen spent shopping after starting with P7500 and ending with P132.75, and how much money Ken, John and Hanna gathered altogether for a gift when they contributed P69.25, P56.25, and P56.25 respectively.
This document discusses two methods for adding and subtracting rational numbers expressed as decimals: 1) Expressing the decimals as fractions and adding or subtracting them as rational numbers, or 2) Aligning the decimal points and adding or subtracting the numbers as whole numbers. It then provides two word problems as examples, asking how much money Helen spent shopping after starting with P7500 and ending with P132.75, and how much money Ken, John and Hanna gathered altogether for a gift when they contributed P69.25, P56.25, and P56.25 respectively.
This document discusses two methods for adding and subtracting rational numbers expressed as decimals: 1) Expressing the decimals as fractions and adding or subtracting them as rational numbers, or 2) Aligning the decimal points and adding or subtracting the numbers as whole numbers. It then provides two word problems as examples, asking how much money Helen spent shopping after starting with P7500 and ending with P132.75, and how much money Ken, John and Hanna gathered altogether for a gift when they contributed P69.25, P56.25, and P56.25 respectively.