Equations: Practice 36

In this Grade 6 lesson on Equations, you will practice solving problems like: "Mason has 3 buttons. Mason gets 6 more. How many buttons does Mason have now?". Work through each problem carefully, use the hints if you need help, and check your answers. This builds your understanding of equations step by step.

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Mason has 3 buttons. Mason gets 6 more. How many buttons does Mason have now?

1Read the problem carefully: "Mason has 3 buttons. Mason gets 6 more. How many buttons does Mason have now?"

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Problem 1

Mason has 3 buttons. Mason gets 6 more. How many buttons does Mason have now?

Problem 2 of 5

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Problem 2

Jake has 6 erasers. Jake gets 0 more. How many erasers does Jake have now?

Problem 3 of 5

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Problem 3

What is 3 + 2?

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Problem 4

James has 8 beads. James gets 3 more. How many beads does James have now?

Problem 5 of 5

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Problem 5

Sophia has 3 toy cars. Sophia gets 9 more. How many toy cars does Sophia have now?

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