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Year 3 maths · K.1 · Whole-Dollar Totals and Differences

Add whole-dollar amounts

Add the two prices to find the total cost.

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  1. $44 + $27 =

    Answer: $71

  2. $27 + $24 =

    Answer: $51

  3. $35 + $26 =

    Answer: $61

Tip: Add the two prices to find the total cost.

On paper: this skill is in the printable pack Grade 3 Ontario Math: Financial Literacy, with an answer key.

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