Addition
Adding decimals
Print adding decimals worksheets with a separate answer key. Choose two, three or four addends, one to three decimal places and aligned vertical working.
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Money addition
Add two, three, or four amounts in a selected currency using whole units and two decimal places.
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Line up decimal points, add from the smallest place to the largest, and write the selected currency symbol with the sum.
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Add monetary amounts by aligning equal decimal places and preserving the selected currency notation.
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What is $12.75 + $3.60 + $0.85?
$17.20
The hundredths make 10, so write 0 and carry 1 tenth. The tenths then make 22, so write 2 and carry 2 whole units.
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- Explain that the symbol labels the unit while the place-value method stays the same.
- Estimate with whole units before adding the exact amounts.
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