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Scales - Multiple Choice(Addition & Subtraction)
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Scales - Multiple Choice(Addition & Subtraction)
Each worksheet has 8 problems that can be solved with addition and subtraction.
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Figure out what number makes a scale balance by adding or subtracting.
Use the equals sign to mean “the same amount on both sides,” not just “the answer.”
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