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11.01 Solve problems using an algorithm

Interactive practice questions

Below is an algorithm for adding two $2$2-digit numbers together.

1. Add the units.
2. If the result of step 1 is at least $10$10, regroup into tens and units.
3. Add the tens, including any from step 2.
4. Write the final answer by adding the units to the result of step 3.
a

If we use the algorithm to add $41$41 and $38$38, what will happen at step 1?

We will add $40$40 and $30$30.

A

We will add $4$4 and $3$3.

B

We will add $1$1 and $8$8.

C
b

If we use the algorithm to add $41$41 and $38$38, what will happen at step 2?

We will need to regroup into tens and units.

A

We will not need to regroup.

B
c

If we use the algorithm to add $41$41 and $38$38, what will happen at step 3?

We will add $1$1 and $8$8.

A

We will add $1$1, $8$8 and $1$1.

B

We will add $40$40, $30$30 and $10$10.

C

We will add $40$40 and $30$30.

D
Easy
< 1min

Below is an algorithm for adding two $2$2-digit numbers together.

Easy
< 1min

We are going to add these two numbers together, using the addition algorithm below:

$43+56$43+56

Medium
1min

We are going to add these two numbers together, using the addition algorithm below:

$37+46$37+46

Medium
1min
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8.C3.1

Solve problems and create computational representations of mathematical situations by writing and executing code, including code that involves the analysis of data in order to inform and communicate decisions.

8.C3.2

Read and alter existing code involving the analysis of data in order to inform and communicate decisions, and describe how changes to the code affect the outcomes and the efficiency of the code.

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