All Common Core: 6th Grade Math Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #431 : The Number System
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 0 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 42.03
Example Question #50 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 2 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 0 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 50.25
Example Question #432 : The Number System
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 0 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 34.90
Example Question #51 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 40.98
Example Question #52 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 85.07
Example Question #115 : Fluently Add, Subtract, Multiply, And Divide Multi Digit Decimals: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ns.B.3
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 1 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 2 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 52.17
Example Question #51 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 33.49
Example Question #52 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 0 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 60.33
Example Question #55 : Adding Multi Digit Decimals
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Because this sum is greater than 9, we write the 0 from the ones place and carry the 1 from the tens place over to the left. Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 90.79
Example Question #119 : Fluently Add, Subtract, Multiply, And Divide Multi Digit Decimals: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ns.B.3
Solve:
When we add with multi-digit numbers with decimals, we start with the numbers furthest to the right and work our way towards the left.
Add the numbers in the hundredths place:
Your work should look something like this:
Add the numbers in the tenths place:
Your work should look something like this:
*Notice that the decimal moves directly down when we are adding decimal numbers.
Add the numbers in the ones place:
Your work should look something like this:
Your final answer should be: 69.73