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Solving Mathematics Grade 3 on pages 58, 59 in the book Creative Horizons Volume 2
Solving exercises on pages 58, 59 in Math 3 Volume 2, the book of Creative Horizons:
Addition of numbers within the range of 100,000
Practice
1. Solve Exercise 1 Page 58 Mathematics Grade 3
Problem: Set up the calculation and find the answer.
Solution Guide:
- Write the addition vertically, aligning digits in the same column.
- Add numbers from right to left.
Answer:
Practice Session
1. Solve Exercise 1 Page 59 Mathematics Grade 3
Problem:
Solution Guide: Calculate the sum of the numbers on the left, compare it with the right side, and then fill in the appropriate symbol in the blank space.
Answer:
2. Solve Exercise 2 Page 59 Mathematics Grade 3
Problem: What expression does each number represent?
Solution Guide: Calculate the values of the expressions on the left column, then combine them with the corresponding values on the right column.
Answer:
We have:
A. 3,000 + 5,000 + 7,000 = 15,000.
B. 61,000 + (4,100 + 4,900) = 70,000.
C. (14,000 + 36,000) + 50,000 = 100,000.
We combine them as follows:
- See more: Solving exercises on pages 60, 61 Mathematics Grade 3, the book of Creative Horizons
3. Solve Exercise 3 Page 59 Mathematics Grade 3
Problem: Choose the correct answer.
Solution Guide:
+ To find the subtracted number, take the difference by adding the subtractor.
+ To find the unknown addend, subtract it from the total.
Answer:
4. Solve Exercise 4 Page 59 Mathematics Grade 3
Problem: A family raises dairy cows. In the first month, they sold 17,250 liters of milk. In the second month, they sold 270 liters more than the first month. How many liters of milk did the family sell in both months?
Solution Guide:
Step 1: Calculate the liters of milk sold in the second month = Liters of milk sold in the first month + 270 liters.
Step 2: Calculate the total liters of milk sold in both months = Liters of milk sold in the first month + Liters of milk sold in the second month.
Answer:
In the second month, they sold:
17,250 + 270 = 17,520 (liters)
In both months, the family sold:
17,250 + 17,520 = 34,770 (liters)
Answer: 34,770 liters of milk.
We hope that with the exercise solutions on pages 58 and 59 in Mathematics 3 Volume 2, the book of Creative Horizons, students have grasped the solving methods and find the exercises easier.
