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13 November 2017

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Based on a past SAT question use the number cards to add, subtract, multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000. Some number chains will have multiple solutions, can they find them all? Answers included.
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magictractor

10 years ago
5

A really nice idea. Can be easily adapted for differentiated groups

dsc505

12 years ago
4

A really nice idea to get students thinking about arithmetic with powers of 10. You could get the to design their own questions using a mixture of 10,100 and 1000 as an extension. Thanks for sharing.

francestc

12 years ago
4

Exactly what I am looking for, thanks for sharing

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