Addition Using A Number Line
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This document describes how to use a number line to add whole numbers. It explains that a number line is useful for additions that require carrying to the next multiple of ten. It demonstrates adding 9+7 and shows working through the stages on a number line. It then discusses adding larger numbers like 39+47, showing that you can either add the tens first and then the units, or the units first and then the tens, working through the stages on a number line both ways.
Addition Using A Number Line
- 1. Addition Of Whole Numbers Using A Number Line For more maths help & free games related to this, visit: www.makemymathsbetter.com
- 2. This method uses a number line to record the stages of an addition question. This is especially useful when you need to cross into the next multiple of 10. For example: 9 + 7 = 16
- 3. This method uses a number line to record the stages of an addition question. This is especially useful when you need to cross into the next multiple of 10. For example: 9 + 7 = 16 +1 9 10
- 4. This method uses a number line to record the stages of an addition question. This is especially useful when you need to cross into the next multiple of 10. For example: 9 + 7 = 16 +1 9 +6 10 16
- 5. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86
- 6. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Adding the tens first followed by the units
- 7. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Adding the tens first followed by the units 39 + 40 79
- 8. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Adding the tens first followed by the units 39 + 40 +1 79 80
- 9. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Adding the tens first followed by the units 39 + 40 +1 79 80 +6 86
- 10. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Or adding the units first followed by the tens
- 11. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Or adding the units first followed by the tens +1 39 40
- 12. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Or adding the units first followed by the tens +1 39 40 +6 46
- 13. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Or adding the units first followed by the tens +1 39 40 +6 + 40 46 86
- 14. When working with bigger numbers, you can either add the tens first followed by the units or add the units first followed by the tens . For example: 39 + 47 = 86 Or adding the units first followed by the tens +1 +6 39 40 + 40 46 86 For more help with your maths, try my book: mastering multiplication tables on amazon.com