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How to use a mixed word problems for Grade 4 PDF?These differentiated Addition and Subtraction worksheets allow children to solve word problems and challenges their understanding of the topic. It is ideal to use in your Maths lessons on addition and subtraction as you can use the seven different word problems included to test children's knowledge. All of our resources are teacher-made, including this mixed word problems for Grade 4 PDF. Meaning that regardless of whether you are home or in the classroom, a teacher or a parent, you can be confident that all the knowledge you pass onto your students is accurate, relevant and up to date. Plus, an answer sheet is included to make your life easier! If you would like even more addition and subtraction word problems, why not try these Challenge Cards? What is the subtraction rule?
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If you have been inspired by our mixed word problems for Grade 4 PDF and would like to make your own, have a look at our Twinkl Create App. What are addition and subtraction word problems?In Maths, a word problem is an exercise where background information is provided in the form of text. Word problems are a great way to support your teaching of this topic as they relate to specific scenarios to help them apply their understanding in a real-life context. Word problems can also help children to recognise the types of vocabulary that are used in maths and give them the confidence to use it themselves. The above video may be from a third-party source. We accept no responsibility for any videos from third-party sources. Please let us know if the video is no longer working. Word problems involving addition and subtraction are discussed here step by step.
Word problems based on addition are broadly of two types: (a) When objects of two or more collections are put together. For example: Amy has 20 lemon sweets and 14 orange sweets. What is the total number of sweets Amy has? (b) When an increase in number takes place. For example: Victor has 14 stamps. His friend gave him 23 stamps. How many stamps does Victor have in all? The key words used in problems involving addition are: sum; total; in all; all together. Word problems based on subtraction are of several types: (a) Partitioning : Take away, remove, given away. (b) Reducing : Find out how much has been given away or how much remains. (c) Comparison : More than / less than. (d) Inverse of addition : How much more to be added. The key words to look out for in a problem sum involving subtraction are: 1. The girls had 3 weeks to sell tickets for their play. In the first week, they sold 75 tickets. In the second week they sold 108 tickets and in the third week they sold 210 tickets. How may tickets did they sell in all? Tickets sold in the first week = 75 Tickets sold in the second week = 108 Tickets sold in the third week = 210 Total number of tickets sold = 75 + 108 + 210 = 393 Answer: 393 tickets were sold in all. 2. Mr. Bose spent $450 for petrol on Wednesday. He spent $125 more than that on Thursday. How much did he spend on petrol on those two days. This problem has to be solved in two steps. Step 1: Money spent for petrol on Thursday 450 + 125 = $575 Step 2: Money spent for petrol on both days 450 + 575 = $1025 Examples on word problems on addition and subtraction: 1. What is the sum of 4373, 4191 and 3127? Solution: The numbers are arranged in columns and added.
Therefore, sum =11,691 2. What is the difference of 3867 and 1298? Solution: The numbers are arranged in columns and subtracted:
Therefore, difference = 2569 3. Subtract 4358 from the sum of 5632 and 1324. Solution: Sum of 5632 and 1324
Difference of 6956 and 4358
Therefore, 2598 is the answer. 4. Find the number, which is (i) 1240 greater than 3267. (ii) 1353 smaller than 5292. Solution: (i) The number is 1240 more than 3267 Therefore, the number = 3267 + 1240 or = 4507 (ii) The number is 1353 less than 5292 Therefore, the number = 5292 – 1353 or = 3939 5. The population of a town is 16732. If there are 9569 males then find the number of females in the town. Solution:
6. In a factory there are 35,675 workers. 10,750 workers come in the first shift, 12,650 workers in the second shift and the rest come in the third shift. How many workers come in the third shift? Solution: Number of workers coming in the first and second shift = 10750 + 12650 = 23400
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