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What is the result of $45 + 27$?
What is the result of $45 + 27$?
What is the answer to $63 - 29$?
What is the answer to $63 - 29$?
If $38 + x = 58$, what is the value of $x$?
If $38 + x = 58$, what is the value of $x$?
What is $86 - 45$?
What is $86 - 45$?
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Which of the following options is the inverse operation of $50 - 23$?
Which of the following options is the inverse operation of $50 - 23$?
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Study Notes
Grade 4 Quiz - Addition and Subtraction with Inverse Operations
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Instructions: Solve each number sentence. Some problems may require using inverse operations to find the missing number.
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Question 1: 25 + __ = 52
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Question 2: 68 - 23 = __
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Question 3: __ - 14 = 37
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Question 4: 42 + __ = 79
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Question 5: 81 - __= 30
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Question 6: __ + 29 = 94
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Question 7: 15 + 28 – 12 = __
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Question 8: 76 - (45 + 10) = __
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Question 9: What number is 27 more than 38?
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Question 10: If the difference between two numbers is 51 and one number is 74, what is the other number?
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Question 11: Anna has 49 stickers and adds another 19. How many stickers does Anna have now?
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Question 12: Peter has 67 marbles. He loses 28. How many marbles does Peter have left?
Study Notes - Addition and Subtraction with Inverse Operations
Understanding Addition and Subtraction
- Addition is combining two or more numbers to find a total (sum).
- Subtraction is taking one number away from another to find the difference.
Inverse Operations
- Addition and subtraction are inverse operations. This means that one operation "undoes" the other.
- To find a missing addend in an addition sentence, subtract the known addend from the sum.
- To find a missing subtrahend in a subtraction sentence, subtract the difference from the minuend.
- To find a missing minuend, add the subtrahend and the difference.
Example Problems Illustrating Inverse Operations
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Example 1: Find the missing number: 25 + __ = 52
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To find the missing number, subtract 25 from 52: 52 – 25 = 27
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The missing number is 27.
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Example 2: Find the missing number: __ - 14 = 37
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In this subtraction sentence, to find the missing minuend (the first number), add the subtrahend and the difference: 37 + 14=51.
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The missing number is 51.
Two-Digit Numbers
- Work with two-digit numbers in addition and subtraction sentences.
- Practice adding and subtracting using place value.
Word Problems
- Relate addition and subtraction to real-life contexts.
- Solve addition and subtraction word problems by first identifying what is given, and then the question that needs answered.
Solving Multi-Step Problems
- Problems involving more than one step may be needed.
- Break down complex problems into simpler steps that you can solve.
- For example: 76 – (45 + 10). First, calculate the sum inside the parentheses, and then subtract.
Applying Inverse Strategy
- Understand that subtraction undoes addition, and addition undoes subtraction.
- Use these inverse operators to solve for the missing number in a problem.
- Apply the inverse operation to find a missing number in sums and differences.
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Challenge your understanding of addition and subtraction through this quiz designed for Grade 4 students. Emphasizing inverse operations, you'll solve various number sentences and word problems to find missing numbers. Test your skills and see how well you grasp these fundamental math concepts!