Two step word problems

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What is a two-step word problem?

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A two-step word problem is a mathematical problem that requires two operations to find the solution, often involving addition and subtraction.

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How do you solve a two-step word problem?

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To solve a two-step word problem, first identify the two operations needed, then perform the operations in the correct order to find the answer.

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What operation would you use to find the total number of items after adding and removing some?

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You would use addition to find the total after adding items and subtraction to find the total after removing items.

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In the problem 'Rob has 18 crayons, throws away 7, and receives 5 more', what are the two operations involved?

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The two operations are subtraction (throwing away 7 crayons) and addition (receiving 5 more crayons).

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What is the first step in solving the problem 'Laura read 12 pages, and Dalia read 4 more pages than Laura'?

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The first step is to determine how many pages Dalia read by adding 4 to the number of pages Laura read.

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If a student reads 12 pages and another reads 4 more, how do you find the total pages read?

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Add the number of pages read by both students: 12 pages + (12 pages + 4 pages) = 28 pages.

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What is the sum of 24 and 16?

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The sum of 24 and 16 is 40.

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What is the sum of 66 and 18?

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The sum of 66 and 18 is 84.

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Why is it important to read the problem carefully in a two-step word problem?

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Reading the problem carefully helps identify the necessary operations and ensures that all information is considered.

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What strategy can help in visualizing a two-step word problem?

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Drawing a diagram or using manipulatives can help visualize the problem and understand the relationships between quantities.