Adding decimals, two decimal places

Difficulty Stretch · Set 4ggrxi

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1
489.43+283.32
2
602.00+230.11
3
60.94+115.83
4
260.10+153.02
5
53.31+922.53
6
283.12+910.73
7
632.81+874.29
8
994.22+192.30
9
600.08+853.89
10
690.76+733.61
11
816.50+445.87
12
466.23+334.67
13
695.71+408.67
14
388.42+138.36
15
332.81+448.77
16
481.80+622.25
17
114.00+538.63
18
776.73+990.79
19
258.23+233.49
20
752.47+259.99

What is in this set

The numbers in this set run from 4 to 999.42.
Every problem in it will have the same number of decimal places.
A careful solution takes 5 written steps on average.
Answers are a decimal.

Drawing 240 problems from this page produced 240 different ones, 100% — so a sheet of 20 is a new sheet almost every time.

The same skill, harder or easier

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Next to this

Subtracting decimals, one decimal place

Numbers 4.2–997.5; every one will have the same number of decimal places.

Subtracting decimals, two decimal places

Numbers 7.06–999.89; every one will have the same number of decimal places.

A decimal times a whole number

Numbers 0.14–99.2; every one will have a whole number on one side.

All of decimals

17 skills in this topic, 51 sets between them.

Printing it

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