Grade 3 Academic Math U2L1HW1
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1. Question
1a. Find the sum of 8 and 5
8 + 5 =
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2. Question
1b. Find the difference of 8 and 5
8 – 5 =
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3. Question
2a. Find the sum of 90 and 54
90 + 54 =
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4. Question
2b. Find the difference between 90 and 54
90 – 54 =
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5. Question
3a. Fill in the blank
The sum of 12 and 9 is
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6. Question
3b. Fill in the blank
The sum of two numbers is 21.
If one number is 9, the other number is
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7. Question
3c. Fill in the blank
The difference between 21 and 9 is
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8. Question
3d. Fill in the blank
The difference between 21 and 12 is
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9. Question
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Mary made 686 biscuits. She sold some of them. If 298 were left over, how many biscuits did she sell?
Hint:
To find the shaded part, we subtract the other part from the whole686 – 298 = biscuits
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10. Question
5.
A man sold 230 balloons at a funfair in the morning. He sold another 86 balloons in the evening. How many balloons did he sell in all?
230 + 86 = balloons sold in all
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11. Question
6.
134 girls and 119 boys took part in an art competition. How many more girls than boys were there?
134 – 119 = more girls than boys
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12. Question
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Lisa saved $184. She saved $63 more than Betty. How much did Betty save?
184 – 63 = dollars
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13. Question
8a.
John read 32 pages in the morning. He read 14 pages less in the afternoon. How many pages did he read in the afternoon?
32 – 14 = pages
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14. Question
8b.
John read 32 pages in the morning. He read 18 pages in the afternoon. How many pages did he read altogether?32 + 18 = pages
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