Question about Counting Natural Numbers Less Than 1,000
Subject Mathematics
Mathematics
Source Originais Teachy
Originais Teachy
Topic Counting Natural Numbers Less Than 1,000
Counting Natural Numbers Less Than 1,000
Difficulty Hard
Hard
(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Hard of Mathematics
In our classroom, we have a box with several colored pencils. Upon counting, we noticed there are 23 blue pencils, 17 green pencils, and 10 yellow pencils. However, teacher Silvia challenged us to find out how many colored pencils we have in total, without counting one by one. To help solve this challenge, we can use what we have learned about numbers smaller than 1,000. Think carefully and write how you would find out the total number of colored pencils in the box, explaining what each step of your reasoning means.Answer sheet:
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