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Title: Adding and Subtracting Decimals


1
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
  • Lesson 1-5

2
The Basic Steps
  • Line up the numbers by the decimal point.
  • Fill in missing places with zeroes.
  • Add or subtract.

3
Addition Properties
Commutative Property of Addition Numbers can be
added in any order. Example 5335
Associative Property of Addition Numbers can be
grouped in any way. Example (73) 5 7
(35)
Identity Property of Addition The sum of any
number and zero is that number. Example 18 0
18
4
Mental Math
  • Addition properties can be used to quickly find
    sums.
  • Example What is 52 12.4 48?
  • We can use an addition property to quickly add
    this.
  • First, change the order 52 48 12.4
    ________________ property.
  • Then, group the first two addends together (52
    48) 12.4________________ property
  • 100 12.4 112.4

commutative
associative
5
Why Estimate?
  • Before adding your numbers, use one of the
    estimating strategies you learned to see what the
    answer should be close to.
  • When you add, you can see if your answer is
    reasonable.

6
Example 28.9 13.31
This can estimate to 30 13, which is 43.
(Compatible numbers)
28.9
0
13.31

42.21
The answer is close to the estimate.
7
Subtracting
  • The addition properties do not work for
    subtraction.
  • Estimate and subtract to find what the answer is
    close to.
  • Subtract to find the real answer.

8
Subtracting Across Zeroes
  • If you have several zeroes in a row, and you need
    to borrow, go to the first digit that is not
    zero, and borrow.
  • All middle zeroes become 9s.
  • The final zero becomes 10.

9
Example 15 9.372
4 9 9 10
0
1
.000
15
-
9.372
5
8
2
6
.
10
Homework Time
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