NAME ______________________________ DATE _____________________________ PERIOD ____________
Extra Practice
One-Step Addition Equations 6.2
1. On Monday and Tuesday, Daniel’s service
group collected of 48.4 pounds of cans for
recycling. The group collected 23 pounds of
cans on Monday. Write an addition equation
that could be used to find the number of
pounds of cans Daniel’s group collected on
Tuesday. (Example 1)
3. Jaylen and Destiny bought a video game that
cost $65.75. Jaylen contributed $43 to the cost
of the video game. Write an addition equation
that could be used to find how much money
Destiny contributed to the cost of the video
game. (Example 1)
5. A wooden rod measures 46.75 inches. An art
teacher cuts the rod into two pieces. One piece
measures 28.5 inches. Write an addition
equation that could be used to find the length
of the other piece of rod. (Example 1)
7. A couple went on a 27.5-mile hiking trip
through the Appalachian Mountains that
took 2 days. On Day 1, the couple hiked
15.25 miles. Write an addition equation that
could be used to find how many miles the
couple hiked on Day 2. (Example 1)
One-Step Addition Equations
2. Isabella and Tiana have a fudge business. Last
weekend, they made a total of 12.8 pounds of
fudge. Isabella made 4.6 pounds of fudge.
Write an addition equation that could be used
to find the number of pounds of fudge Tiana
made. (Example 1)
4. Elena’s parents agree to pay for part of a
computer that costs $845.75. Elena’s parents
contribute $380 to the cost of the computer.
Write an addition equation that could be
used to find how much money Elena must
contribute to the cost of the computer.
(Example 1)
6. A stick of bamboo measures 95.5 inches. A
panda breaks it into two pieces before eating
it. One piece measures 34.5 inches. Write an
addition equation that could be used to find
the length of the other piece of bamboo.
(Example 1)
8. Zeke is a truck driver who had to drive
718.5 miles to make his delivery. On
Day 1, he drove 363.75 miles. Write an
addition equation that could be used to
find how many miles Zeke drove on Day 2.
(Example 1)
Extra Practice
NAME ______________________________ DATE _____________________________ PERIOD ____________

Solve each equation. Check your solution. (Examples 2 and 3)

9. 10 = 4 + a 10. 17 = 8 + b

11. 7 + c = 9 12. 9 + g = 23

1 1 1 1
13. 2 + 𝑥 = 7 14. 5 + 𝑧 = 8
2 4 4 2

3 1 1 3
15. 6 4 = 1 4 + 𝑦 16. 11 4 = 𝑠 + 3 4

17. 12.35 = 4.85 + n 18. 14.65 = 3.15 + r

One-Step Addition Equations Extra Practice