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1 Usebase10 to show that3+5=8and 30 +50 =80
Drawyouranswer.
What is the sameabout yourmodels? What isdifferent?
2 a) Evahas2 red pensand 3blue pens.
HowmanypensdoesEvahave?
Related facts b) Tommyhas20 redpensand30bluepens.
HowmanypensdoesTommyhave?
3 Fill in themissingnumbers in the related facts.
a) 1+2=3
10+20=
b) 7+2=9
70+20=
c) 4+6=
+ 60=100
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d) 1+8=
+ 10 =90
e) 3+4=
+ = 70
f) 8+ =8
+ 80 =80
4 Complete thepart-whole models.
5 Fill in themissingnumbers in the related facts.
a) 5−3=2
50−30=
b) 7−1=6
70−10=
c) 10−6=
− 60=40
6
DoyouagreewithDexter?
Explainyouranswer.
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If 3 + 1 = 4, then 30 + 10 = 400 because
there are two zeros.