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Decompose numbers

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Q 1/4
Score 0
You have 36 candy pieces and your friend gives you 24 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of candy pieces you have now?
30
$50$
$62$
$60$
$58$
Q 2/4
Score 0
You have 44 toy cars and you buy 27 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of toy cars you have now?
30
$72$
$71$
$70$
$69$

4 questions

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You have 36 candy pieces and your friend gives you 24 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of candy pieces you have now?

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30 sec

Q.

You have 44 toy cars and you buy 27 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of toy cars you have now?

2

30 sec

Q.

You have 25 apples and your friend gives you 37 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of apples you have now?

3

30 sec

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You have 30 crayons and you buy 45 more. Break apart the numbers to add them. What is the total number of crayons you have now?

4

30 sec

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