SME
Grade 2 Math · Problem type
How much more money?
Use this for “How much more money do you need?”
Picture
65 + 35 = 100
This is an example. Type the numbers from your problem to start.
Price
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Money you have
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Still needed
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Number sentences
100 = 65 + 35
Good to know
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The price is what you have plus what you still need.
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Count up from the money you have to the price.
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Type the amount in cents: 125¢ is 1 dollar and 25 cents.
Step-by-step
WE KNOW
Price: 100¢
Money you have: 65¢
FIND
still needed
Step 1 · Find still needed
100 = 65 + ?
Count up from the money you have to the price.
100 − 65
65¢ + 5¢ = 70¢
70¢ + 30¢ = 100¢
Jumps: 5¢ + 30¢ = 35¢
Still needed: 35¢
Check
Put the numbers back in. Both sides should match.
100 = 65 + 35 ✓
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