Addition with Carrying

Q.

Find the sum by suitable rearrangement: $837+208+363$.

Q. The depth and height of an iceberg are given below.
What will the total height of the iceberg be?

1. 174, 311 ft
2. 174, 221 ft
3. 173, 321 ft
4. 174, 321 ft

Q.

Arrange the following numbers in suitable groups and then add : $133,698$ and $867$.

Q.

Arrange the following numbers in suitable groups and then add: $1849,608,392$ and $2151$.

Q. $164+255=$ $?$

1. 419

Q. Match the addition of two numbers with their sum.

1. $4,688$
2. $2,100$
3. $2,013$

Q. Tom wants to add the two missing numbers in the given sequence of numbers.
294, 649; _____; 294, 651; 294, 652; _______
What is the sum of the two missing numbers?

1. 589, 302
2. 551, 142
3. 589, 102
4. 5, 893, 102

Q. Tina's maths teacher gave her a problem to solve.

Help her solve the problem.

1. 13, 873
2. 137, 613
3. 12, 873
4. 13, 773

Q. Choose the correct pair of addition of $2$ numbers with its sum.

1. $256+145$
2. $469+348$
3. $165+345$
4. $817$
5. $510$
6. $401$

Q. Steve is thinking of an addition problem. Help him solve it.

1. 66, 988
2. 64, 573
3. 126, 988
4. 54, 573

Q. Add: $1,206+4,089$

1. $5,295$
2. $5,285$
3. $52,815$

Q. Add: $6,789+1,523$

1. $8,312$
2. $7,121,012$
3. $7,202$

Q. Tina calculated the sum of two numbers and got the result 9, 537. What can be the two numbers from the following options?

1. 5, 246 and 4, 291
2. 4, 246 and 4, 291
3. 5, 246 and 3, 291
4. 5, 624 and 3, 291

Q. Help Eli to find the sum of the lengths of the poles.

1. 9, 609 in
2. 9, 709 in
3. 9, 109 in
4. 91, 709 in

Q.

Make up as many expressions with numbers (no variables) as you can from three numbers $6$, $8$ and $9$. Every number should be used not more than once. Use only addition, subtraction and multiplication.

Q. Match the following column.

1. $4041$
2. $200$
3. $1200$

Q.

Write the opposite of the following

Withdrawl of $5000$ rupees

Q. $565+26=$

Q. $17+6=$ .

1. $13$
2. $22$
3. $23$

Q. While adding $2$ three-digit numbers, if a number is carried from ones place, it goes to ____ place.

1. Ones
2. Tens
3. Hundreds
4. Thousands