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    Each group of three digits isseparated by a space or a comma

    These groups are called periods

    Each period has a name

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    9 319 215

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    9 319 215

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    872 326 759 387 215

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    872 326 759 387 215

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    US population recently

    314,160,797

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    23

    24

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    If we label our steps the numbers

    form a number line.

    6 + 3 = 9

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    Commutative Property

    6 + 3 = 3 + 6

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    Associative Property

    (4 + 2) + 3 = 4 + (2 + 3)

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    Identity Property

    8 + 0 = 8

    Closure Property

    Whole Number

    + Whole Number

    Whole Number

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    The use of place values means that

    we have to add digits according totheir place value

    Tens add to tens, hundreds tohundreds, just like

    You add dollars to dollars and

    pennies to pennies.

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    Addition, subtraction,multiplication, and division are

    binary operations,

    Meaning that we can work with

    only two numbers at a time

    As we shall see we actually will

    work with only two digits at a time.

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    Line up place values and add

    vertically starting at the rightmostcolumn.

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    47

    + 25

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    Carry

    7 ones + 5 ones = 12 ones(1 ten and 2 ones).Put the 2 in the ones placeCarry the 1 ten to the nextcolumn

    1 ten + 4 tens + 2 tens = 7 tens

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    At the bookstore you spend $65 on amath book, $88 on art books and $19

    on supplies. What is the total cost?

    At a clothing store you spend $69 on asweatsuit, $29 for tennis shoes and $3

    for socks. What is the total bill?

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    If we have a board that is 9 feet

    long and we remove 3 feet how longis it.

    9 - 3 = 6

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    To subtract large numbers

    Write in column form

    Subtract starting with ones column

    When the lower digit is larger than

    the upper the numbers cant be

    subtracted

    Borrow 1 from the next column and

    and add 10 to upper digit

    The result is called the difference

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    4 12

    Borrow 1 ten from the 5 tens, leaving 4 tens

    Add the 1 ten borrowed to the 2ones, to get 12 ones

    Now subtract

    12 ones 7 ones = 5 ones

    4 tens 1 ten = 3 tens

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    Definitely not Commutative

    7 - 3 3 - 7

    Subtract A from B, or A less

    than B means: B A.

    Definitely not Associative

    (7 - 4) - 1 7 - (4 - 1)

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    Identity Property

    8 - 0 = 8

    Not Closed either

    Whole Number

    - Whole Number

    Whole Number

    only sometimes

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    At the start of your vacation, the

    odometer in your car reads 55743.When you return it reads 56891.

    How many miles did you travel?

    If you earn $750 per week, but have$123 in deductions, how much is

    your take-home pay?

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    Multiplication is repeated addition. The resultfrom multiplication is called the product.

    If you knock down 9 bowling pins 6 frames in a

    row, how many total pins did you knock down?

    9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 = 54

    ! ! or 6 9 = 54

    ! factors! product46

    Commutative Property

    3 7 = 7 3

    Associative Property

    (2 1) 4 = 2 (1 4)

    Identity Property

    8 1 = 8

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    Zero Property

    8 0 = 0

    Closure Property

    Whole Number

    Whole Number

    Whole Number

    48

    To multiply large whole numbers

    Write in column form

    Write the number with the mostdigits on top

    Multiply starting with ones column

    When the product is larger than 10

    carry the tens digit

    Use the carried digit to add to the

    next product

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    2 10 = 20

    2 100 = 200

    2 1000 = 2000

    137,452 10,000 = 1374520000 = 1,374,520,000

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    If your car needs tires and each tirecosts $63, how much will all 4 tires

    cost?

    If you have three $50 bills, seven $20

    bills, nine $10 bills, six $5 bills andseventeen $1 bills, how much cash do

    you have?

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    Think of division according to its name -

    dividing something into equal sized pieces.

    If I have 30 marbles I can divide them into

    4 groups of 7 marbles with 2 remaining.

    You cannot divide 30 marbles into groups

    of 0 marbles.

    You REALLY cannot divide by 0.

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    484

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    4

    21

    848

    4

    4

    059

    6

    957

    54

    3

    60

    13

    94912345

    117

    64

    52

    125117

    8

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    If you drove 637 miles in 13 hours,

    how many miles did you travel perhour?

    You brothers loans you $375 at no

    interest. If you pay off the loan withequal monthly payments over a

    year, how much would you pay eachmonth?

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    When working with large numbers weoften have more digits then we really

    care about.

    Rounding is the process of replacing

    the exact number with one that is

    close enough to work with.

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    If we plot 15,275 on the number line

    we see that 15,275 is closer to

    15,000 than to 16,000.

    Therefore 15,275 rounded to thethousands would be 15,000.

    15,000 16,000 17,000

    15,275

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    If we look closer

    we see that 15,275 is closer to15,300 than to 15,200.

    Therefore 15,275 rounded to thehundreds would be 15,300.

    15,200 15,300 15,400

    15,275

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    Locate the rounding digit (mark it)

    Locate the test digit (to the right of therounding digit).

    If the test digit is 5 round up.

    If test digit is < 5, round down.

    Zero all digits to the right of therounding digit.

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    Round 63,427 to the nearesthundred.

    Round 76,003 to the nearest tenthousand.

    Round 1,259,561 to the nearest

    thousand.

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    Estimation is used to find anapproximate answer.

    One method of estimating uses FrontEnd Rounding. In this case each

    number, including the answer, isrounded to its largest place value.

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    Use Front End Rounding to estimate

    3,714 + 2,489 + 781 + 5,500 + 303

    5,284 + 1,376 + 450 + 9,527 + 603

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    In the same way that multiplication was

    shorthand for repeated addition anexponent is used to indicate repeated

    multiplication. The exponent tells howmany times the base is used as a factor.

    23 = 2 2 2

    2 is the base and 3 the exponent

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    39 is read as 3 to the ninth power

    33 can be read as 3 cubed or 3 tothe third power

    32 can be read as 3 squared or 3 to

    the second power

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    63 = (6 6 6)

    74 = (7 7 7 7)

    35 = (3 3 3 3 3)

    02 = 0 0

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    12 = 1

    22 = 4

    32 = 9

    42 = 16

    52 = 25

    62 = 36

    72 = 49

    82 = 64

    92 = 81

    102 = 100

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    Roots are the inverse of exponents.

    Remember two squared, 22 = 4

    We say that 2 is the square root of 4

    If we multiply the square root by

    itself (square it) we get the originalnumber

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    2 is read as square root of 2

    2 where the bar covers thenumber is better, and

    2 where the number is

    inside the radical is best

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    1 = 1

    4 = 2

    9 = 3

    16 = 4

    25 = 5

    36 = 6

    49 = 7

    64 = 8

    81 = 9

    100 = 10

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    Please Excuse My DearAunt Sally

    Parenthesis

    Exponents and Roots

    Multiplication and Division (L->R)

    Addition and Subtraction (L->R)

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    The only difference below is the order

    of operations.

    The one on the left is correct.

    48 6 2 =

    = 8 2 = 48 12

    = 16 = 4

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    Multiplication and division are always

    done left to right.

    Multiplication is commutative and

    associative, but division is not.

    Therefore, you can do problems that

    only contain multiplication in anyorder, but if there is division then theorder is important.

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    Write each step out completely under

    the previous step.

    If you skip writing all steps, you willmake mistakes.

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    12 - 4 8= 8 8

    = 64

    12 2 3

    = 12 6

    = 2

    15 - 3 + 5= 15 - 8

    = 7

    3 5 - 7 8

    = 15 - 7 8

    = 8 8

    = 64

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    Exponents are done before

    multiplication and division.

    A root is an exponent and also donebefore multiplication, division,

    addition or subtraction.

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    85

    5 (22) - 6

    18 + 4 (8 - 3)

    4 [ 2 + (9 - 5)]

    52 - (4 - 3)2

    (5-2) (10-7)

    5 (8/2)

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    Always do parentheses or othergrouping symbols first.

    If there are nested groups, work

    from the inside out.

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    4 + 2(4 + 2(1 + 2)) = Work the insideparenthesis first

    4 + 2(4 +2(3)) = Do multiplicationbefore addition

    4 + 2(4 + 6) = Then the next set ofparenthesis

    4 + 2(10) = Multiply before

    adding

    4 + 20 =

    24 =

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    89

    24-4

    2-7

    = (24 - 4) (2 - 7)

    = 20 (2 + -7)

    = 20 -(7 - 2)

    = 20 -5

    = -4

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    Step 1: Understand

    Read carefully. Underline or circle

    key words and numbers. This is theMOST IMPORTANT STEP.

    Step 2: Plan

    Decide what operations are needed to

    solve the problem. Plan your work,

    trying to find any patterns.

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    Step 3: Solve

    Use your understanding of the

    problem and your plan to solve theproblem.

    Step 4: Check

    Read your answer within the context

    of the problem. Does it make sense?

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    Understand

    Devin has 3 times as many CDs as

    Arlene.

    Devin has 36 CDs

    How many does Arlene have?

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    Plan

    Devin has 3 times as many.

    I must divide by 3 to find how many

    Arlene has.

    Solve

    36 3 = 12

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    Check

    Devin has 3 times as many as Arlene

    So Devin should have 3 12 = 36

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    To find the average of a list of

    numbers, add the numbers anddivide by how many numbers are in

    the list

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    If the scores on your last four mathtests were 96, 88, 83 and 93, what is

    the average of your scores?

    96 + 88 + 83 + 93 = 360

    360 / 4 = 90

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    The Houston Texans scored

    24,36,13,10 and 7 points in theirlast five games, what is their

    average points per game?

    24 + 36 + 13 + 10 + 7 = 90

    90 / 5 = 18

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