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A new hammock costs $155.
Clive has $79.
Which two number sentences can be solved to find the amount of money Clive still needs to buy the hammock?
Shade two bubbles.
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`$155 - $79 =` |
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`- $79= $155` |
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`$155 + $79=` |
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`$79 +` |
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`= $155` |
At lunch time, a hamburger shop sold 260 hamburgers.
At dinner time on the same day, the shop sold 487 hamburgers.
Which number sentence shows how many more hamburgers were sold at dinnertime than at lunchtime?
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`+\ 487 = 260` |
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`487 - 260 =` | |
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`- 487 = 260` |
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`260 + 487 = ` | |
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| `487 – 260 =` | |
Sabrina has 15 dresses.
Tabitha has three more dresses than Sabrina.
Which of these shows how to work out the total number of dresses they have altogether?
| `15 + 3` | `15 - 3` | `15 xx 2 - 3` | `15 xx 2 + 3` |
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In a tennis competition a player won 7 games and lost the other games.
Altogether she played 15 games.
Finish the subtraction sentence below to show the number of games she lost.
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Marcel has the six cards pictured below
Marcel can arrange the six cards into a number sentence that make a total, as shown below.
What is the largest total Marcel can make using all the cards in a number sentence?
A small country primary school has 17 more boys than girls.
Garoo knows there are 58 boys.
How can Garoo work out the number of girls at his primary school?
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add 58 to 17 |
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subtract 17 from 58 |
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multiply 17 by 58 |
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divide 58 by 7 |