Mathematics, 26.04.2020 06:06 DeborahMonde

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Lucas is adding these numbers. Can Lucas make a ten to help
him find the sum?
Circle Yes or No for each problem.
a. 46 + 12 + 34 + 63 Yes No
b. 29 + 54 +55 + 61 Yes No
C. 45 + 27 +62 + 74
Yes No
d. 44 + 91 - 37 + 10
Yes No

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