Basic Addition and Subtraction Problems

The video tutorial covers four problem-solving questions involving basic arithmetic operations. The first problem involves adding the number of children and adults at a show to find the total attendees. The second problem requires subtracting the number of flowers picked to find the remaining flowers. The third problem compares the number of balloons sold by two individuals to determine who sold more. The final problem involves adding the number of yellow and green ribbons to find the total number of ribbons. Each problem is solved step-by-step, demonstrating the use of addition and subtraction in practical scenarios.

How many people attended the lion show if there were 362 children and 235 adults?

• 572

• 602

• 587

• 597

What is the sum of 362 and 235?

• 607

• 617

• 587

• 597

If there are 362 children and 235 adults, what is the total number of people?

• 597

• 587

• 617

• 607

If Jane picked 132 red flowers from a total of 547, how many are left?

• 435

• 415

• 425

• 405

Subtract 132 from 547. What is the result?

• 415

• 445

• 425

• 435

Mary sold 362 balloons, while Carol sold 260. How many more balloons did Mary sell?

• 122

• 112

• 92

• 102

Calculate the difference between 362 and 260.

• 82

• 92

• 112

• 102

How many more balloons did Mary sell than Carol if Mary sold 362 and Carol sold 260?

• 102

• 112

• 92

• 82

R has 105 yellow ribbons and 573 green ribbons. What is the total number of ribbons?

• 678

• 658

• 668

• 688

Add 105 and 573. What is the total?

• 698

• 688

• 708

• 678