Practicing the Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Answer Key Unit 2 Place Value & Measurement with Jack’s Beanstalks will help students analyze their knowledge of concepts.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Answer Key Unit 2 Place Value & Measurement with Jack’s Beanstalks
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 1 Session 3 Answer Key
Cups & Beans
Question 1.
Scoop about 50 beans out of one of the containers. Then count them by 10s and 1s to find out exactly how many beans you scooped.
a. Record your results:
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of beans are in one container = 50.
Number of beans scooped by 10s = Number of beans are in one container ÷ 10
= 50 ÷ 10
= 5.
Number of beans scooped by 10s = Number of beans are in one container ÷ 1
= 50 ÷ 1
= 5.
b. How many beans in all? ____________
Answer:
Total number of beans scooped in all = 2,750.
Explanation:
Number of beans are in one container = 50.
Number of beans scooped by 10s = 5.
Number of beans scooped by 1s = 50.
Total number of times beans scooped = Number of beans scooped by 10s + Number of beans scooped by 1s
= 5 + 50
= 55.
Total number of beans scooped in all = Number of beans are in one container × Total number of times beans scooped
= 55 × 50
= 2,750.
c. Circle the sentence that is true.
I have more than 50 beans. I have fewer than 50 beans.
Answer:
Sentence that is true:
Explanation:
Total number of beans scooped in all = 2,750.
I have more than 50 beans. I have fewer than 50 beans.
=> Number of beans more than 50.
d. How many more? (How many beans must you take away to get 50?)
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of beans scooped = 50.
Number of beans to show = 50.
Difference:
50 – ??? = 50.
=> 50 – 50 = ???
=> 0 = ????.
e. How many fewer ?(How many beans must you add to get 50?)
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of beans scooped = 50.
Number of beans to show = 50.
Addition:
50 + ??? = 50.
=> 50 – 50 = ???
=> 0 = ????.
Question 2.
Combine your cups and leftover beans with your partner’s. If you have 10 or more left over, make a new cup of 10.
a. Record your results:
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of beans scooped = 50.
Number of beans more added = 10.
Total number of beans in all = Number of beans scooped + Number of beans more added
= 50 + 10
= 60.
Number of beans scooped in 10s = Total number of beans in all ÷ 10
= 60 ÷ 10
= 6.
b. How many beans in all? ____________
Answer:
Total number of beans in all = 60.
Explanation:
Number of beans scooped = 50.
Number of beans more added = 10.
Total number of beans in all = Number of beans scooped + Number of beans more added
= 50 + 10
= 60.
c. Circle the sentence that is true.
We have more than 100 beans. we have fewer than 100 beans.
Answer:
Explanation:
Total number of beans in all = 60.
=> Total number of beans in all are lesser than 100.
d. How many more? (How many beans must you take away to get 100?)
Answer:
Explanation:
Total number of beans in all = 60.
Number of beans to show = 100.
Subtraction:
Total number of beans in all – ??? = 100.
=> 60 – ??? = 100.
=> 60 + 100 = ???
=> 160 = ???.
e. How many fewer? (How many beans must you add to get 100?)
Answer:
Explanation:
Total number of beans in all = 60.
Number of beans to show = 100.
Addition:
Total number of beans in all + ??? = 100.
=> 60 + ??? = 100.
=> ??? = 100 – 60
=> ??? = 40.
How Many Tennis Balls?
There are 10 tennis balls in each bucket. Count by 10s and 1s to find out how many tennis balls there are in each row. Then tell how many more or how many fewer it would take to make the number at the end of the row. You can use the grids at the bottom of each page to help.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of tennis balls in each bucket = 10.
1. Total number of balls = 3(10) + 4 extra balls = 30 + 4 = 34.
50 – ?? = 34.
=> 50 – 34 = ??
=> 6 = ??
2. Total number of balls = 2(10) + 3 extra balls = 20 + 3 = 23.
23 – ?? = 20.
=> 23 – 20 = ??
=> 3 = ??
3. Total number of balls = 4(10) + 8 extra balls = 40 + 8 = 48.
50- ?? = 48.
=> 50 – 48 = ??
=> 2 = ??
4. Total number of balls = 5(10) + 2 extra balls = 50 + 2 = 52.
52 – ?? = 50.
=> 52 – 50 = ??
=> 2 = ??
5. Total number of balls = ?? + 11 extra balls = 10.
= ?? = 10 + 11
=> ?? = 21.
How many Tennis Balls
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of tennis balls in each bucket = 10.
6. Total number of balls = 8(10) + 6 extra balls = 80 + 6 = 86.
86 – ?? = 80
=> 86 – 80 = ??
=> 6 = ??
7. Total number of balls = 4(10) + 15 extra balls = 40 + 15 = 55.
55 + ?? = 60.
=> ?? = 60 – 55
=> ?? = 5.
8. Total number of balls = 9(10) + 13 extra balls = 90 + 13 = 103.
103 – ?? = 100.
=> 103 – 100 = ??
=> 3 = ??
9. Total number of balls = 12(10) + 0 extra balls = 120 + 0 = 120.
120 – ?? = 125.
=> ?? = 125 – 120
=> ?? = 5.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 1 Session 4 Answer Key
Show Me Base Ten
Show each number in three different ways. Circle groups of ten and ones. Then fill in the blanks to tell how many tens and ones you used.
ex
forty-two (42)
Question 1.
thirty-three (33)
Answer:
Number: thirty-three (33).
Explanation:
Number given = 33.
1. Tens – 3
Ones – 3.
2. Tens – 1
Ones – 23.
3. Tens – 2
Ones – 13.
Question 2.
fifty-one (51)
Answer:
Number: fifty-one (51)
Explanation:
Number given = 51.
1. Tens – 5
Ones – 1.
2. Tens – 4
Ones – 11.
3. Tens – 3
Ones – 21.
Question 3.
seventy-five (75)
Answer:
Number: seventy-five (75)
Explanation:
Number given = 75.
1. Tens – 7
Ones – 5.
2. Tens – 5
Ones – 25.
3. Tens – 4
Ones – 35.
Question 4.
eighty-seven (87)
Answer:
Number: eighty-seven (87).
Explanation:
Number given = 87.
1. Tens – 8
Ones – 7.
2. Tens – 5.
Ones – 37.
3. Tens – 6.
Ones – 27.
Question 5.
What number is this?
Tens ____________
Ones ____________
Total ____________
Answer:
Tens – 6.
Ones – 11.
Total – 71.
Explanation:
Number given = ??.
1. Tens – 6
Ones – 11.
=> Number = 6(10) + 11(1)
= 60 + 11
= 71.
Question 6.
What number is this?
Tens ____________
Ones ____________
Total ____________
Answer:
Tens – 1.
Ones – 26.
Total – 36.
Explanation:
Number given = ??.
1. Tens – 1
Ones – 26.
=> Number = 1(10) + 26(1)
= 10 + 26
= 36.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 1 Session 5 Answer Key
Base Ten Riddles
Solve these problems.
Question 1.
I have 2 tens and 5 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I am Twenty five (25).
Explanation:
Number = ??
I have 2 tens and 5 ones.
=> Tens: 2.
Ones: 5.
=> Number: 2(10) + 5(1)
= 20 + 5
= 25.
Question 2.
I have 30 ones and 1 hundred. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I have 30 ones and 1 hundred. 130 I am.
Explanation:
I have 30 ones and 1 hundred. Who am I?
=> Number = 1(100) + 0(10) + 30(1)
= 100 + 0 + 30
= 130.
Question 3.
If you gave me 2 more tens, I would be 80. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
If you gave me 2 more tens, I would be 80. I am 60.
Explanation:
If you gave me 2 more tens, I would be 80.
=> 80 = ?? + 2(10)
=> 80 = ?? + 20
=> 80 – 20 = ??
=> 60 = ??
Question 4.
I am 341. How many hundreds do I have? ____________
Answer:
I am 341. 3 hundreds I have.
Explanation:
Number = 341.
Hundred = 3.
Tens = 4.
ones = 1.
Question 5.
I have 2 tens and 10 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I am Thirty(30).
Explanation:
Number = ??
I have 2 tens and 10 ones.
=> Tens: 2.
Ones: 10.
=> Number: 2(10) + 10(1)
= 20 + 10
= 30.
Question 6.
I am 45. I have 25 ones. How many tens do I have? ____________
Answer:
I am 45. I have 25 ones. 2 tens I have.
Explanation:
Number = 45.
I have 25 ones.
=> Tens: ??.
Ones: 5.
=> Number = ??(10) + 25(1)
=> 45 = ??(10) + 25
=> 45 – 25 = ??(10)
=> 20 = ??
=> 20 ÷ 10 = ??
=> 2 = ??.
Question 7.
I have 12 tens and 3 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I have 12 tens and 3 ones. I am 123 number.
Explanation:
Number = ??
I have 12 tens and 3 ones.
=> Tens: 12.
Ones: 3.
=> Number: 12(10) + 3(1)
= 120 + 3
= 123.
Question 8.
I am 125. I have 12 tens. How many ones do I have? ____
Answer:
I am 125. I have 12 tens. 5 ones I have in my number.
Explanation:
Number = 125.
I have 12 tens.
=> Tens: 12.
Ones: 5.
=> Number = Tens + Ones.
=> 125 = 12(10) + 1(??)
=> 125 = 120 + 1(??)
=> 125 – 120 = 1(??)
=> 5 = 1(??)
Challenge Problems
Question 9.
I have 13 tens, 2 hundreds, and 21 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I have 13 tens, 2 hundreds, and 21 ones. 351 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???.
I have 13 tens, 2 hundreds, and 21 ones.
=> Number = 2(100) + 13(10) + 21(1)
= 200 + 130 + 21
= 330 + 21
= 351.
Question 10.
If you took away 2 tens and 2 ones, I would be 29. Who am I? _____
Answer:
If you took away 2 tens and 2 ones, I would be 29. 51 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???
If you took away 2 tens and 2 ones, I would be 29. Who am I?
=> Number = ??
=> 29 = Number – (2tens + 2ones)
=> 29 = ?? – [2(10) + 2(1)]
=> 29 = ?? – [(20+ 2)]
=> 29 = ?? -22
=> 29 + 22 = ??
=> 51 = ??.
Question 11.
I have 9 hundreds, 9 tens, and 10 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I have 9 hundreds, 9 tens, and 10 ones. 1,000 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???
I have 9 hundreds, 9 tens, and 10 ones.
=> Number = 9(100) + 9(10) + 10(1)
= 900 + 90 + 10
= 990 + 10
= 1,000.
Question 12.
If you gave me 3 more tens, I would be 115. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
If you gave me 3 more tens, I would be 115. 112 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???
If you gave me 3 more tens, I would be 115.
=> 115 = Number + 3(1)
=> 115 = ??? + 3
=> 115 – 3 = ???
=> 112 = ???.
Question 13.
I have 7 hundreds, 10 tens, and 10 ones. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
I have 7 hundreds, 10 tens, and 10 ones. 810 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???
I have 7 hundreds, 10 tens, and 10 ones.
=> Number = 7(100) + 10(10) + 10(1)
=> 700 + 100 + 10
=> 800 + 10
=> 810.
Question 14.
If you took away 3 tens, I would be 70. Who am I? ____________
Answer:
If you took away 3 tens, I would be 70. 100 I am.
Explanation:
Number = ???
If you took away 3 tens, I would be 70.
=> 70 = Number(???) – 3(10)
=> 70 = ??? – 30
=> 70 + 30 = ???
=> 100 = ???
Question 15.
I have 12 ones, and I am between 20 and 30. Who am I? _____ How many tens do I have? ______
Answer:
I have 12 ones, and I am between 20 and 30. 22 I am. 1 tens I have.
Explanation:
Tens in the number = ??
I have 12 ones, and I am between 20 and 30.
=> ??(10) + 12(1) = between 20 and 30.
=> 2((10) + 12(1) = 20 + 12 = 32. NO.
=> 1((10) + 12(1) = 10 + 12 = 22. YES.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 1 Session 6 Answer Key
Counting Rows
Fill in each table below to show how many dots are in each collection.
Question 1.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of rows = 5.
Number of columns = 10.
Number = Number of rows × Number of columns
= 5 × 10
= 50.
Question 2.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of tens = 5(10) = 50.
Number of ones = 7(1) = 7.
Number = Number of tens + Number of ones
= 5(10) + 7(1)
= 50 + 7
= 57.
Question 3.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of tens = 8(10) = 80.
Number of ones = 3(1) = 3.
Number = Number of tens + Number of ones
= 8(10) + 3(1)
= 80 + 3
= 83.
Question 4.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of tens = 1(10) = 10.
Number of ones = 2(1) = 2.
Number = Number of tens + Number of ones
= 10 + 2
= 12.
Question 5.
Answer:
Explanation:
Hundreds = (10 × 10) = 1(100).
Number = Hundreds + Tens + Ones
= 100 + 1(10) + 2
= 100 + 10 + 2
= 110 + 2
= 112.
Question 6.
Answer:
Explanation:
Hundreds = (10 × 10) = 1(100).
Number = Hundreds + Tens + Ones
= 100 + 2(10) + 3
= 100 + 20 + 3
= 120 + 3
= 123.
Question 7.
Answer:
Explanation:
Hundreds = (10 × 10) = 100.
Number = Hundreds + Tens + Ones
= 100 + 6(10) + 7
= 100 + 60 + 7
= 160 + 7
= 167.
Question 8.
Answer:
Explanation:
Hundreds = 10(10) = 100.
Number = Hundreds + Tens + Ones
= 100 + 9(10) + 9
= 100 + 90 + 9
= 190 + 9
= 199.
Question 9.
If you added 1 more dot to the group of dots in problem 8, how many dots would there be? ______
Answer:
If one dot is added to the group of dots in problem 8, 200 dots will be there.
Explanation:
Hundreds = 10(10) = 100.
Number = Hundreds + Tens + Ones
= 100 + 9(10) + 9
= 100 + 90 + 9
= 190 + 9
= 199.
If you added 1 more dot to the group of dots in problem 8,
=> 199 + 1
=> 200.
Lots of Dots Challenge
Put a circle around:
the 190th dot
the 212th dot
the 480th dot
the 657th dot
the 804th dot
the 999th dot
the 500th dot
Answer:
Explanation:
Put a circle around:
the 190th dot = 100 + 90 = 190th dot.
the 212th dot = 100 + 100 + 12 = 200 + 12 = 212th dot.
the 480th dot = 4(100) + 80 = 400 + 80 = 480th dot.
the 657th dot = 6(100) + 57 = 600 + 57 = 657th dot.
the 804th dot = 8(100) + 04 = 800 + 04 = 804th dot.
the 999th dot = 9(100) + 99 = 900 + 99 = 999th dot.
the 500th dot = 5(100) = 500th dot.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 2 Session 2 Answer Key
Measuring Jack’s Beans
Question 1 – 7.
Use Unifix cubes to measure each of the strips Jack cut to match the lengths of the beans on the giant bean stalk. Write the length of each bean below.
Answer:
Explanation:
Length of green bean = 2 cubes.
Length of yellow bean = 3 cubes.
Length of white bean = 4 cubes.
Length of blue bean = 5 cubes.
Length of brown bean = 6 cubes.
Length of red bean = 7 cubes.
Question 8.
When you are finished measuring all the paper strips, color each bean on this sheet to match the color name below the drawing.
Answer:
Each bean colored o match the color name below the drawing:
Explanation:
Length of green bean = 2 cubes.
Length of yellow bean = 3 cubes.
Length of white bean = 4 cubes.
Length of blue bean = 5 cubes.
Length of brown bean = 6 cubes.
Length of red bean = 7 cubes.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 2 Session 3 Answer Key
Measuring Jack’s Garden Beds
Use Unifix cubes to help Jack find out how many bricks it will take to go all the way around each of the garden beds.
Question 1.
Garden Bed 1 ____ cubes
Answer:
Garden Bed 1 are 9 cubes.
Explanation:
Number of cubes Garden Bed 1 = 9.
Question 2.
Garden Bed 2 ____ cubes
Answer:
Garden Bed 2 are 5 cubes.
Explanation:
Number of cubes Garden Bed 2 = 5.
Question 3.
Garden Bed 3 ____ cubes
Answer:
Garden Bed 3 are 9 cubes.
Explanation:
Number of cubes Garden Bed 3 = 9.
Question 4.
Garden Bed 4 ____ cubes
Answer:
Garden Bed 4 are 5 cubes.
Explanation:
Number of cubes Garden Bed 4 = 5.
Question 5.
Garden Bed 5 ____ cubes
Answer:
Garden Bed 5 are 9 cubes.
Explanation:
Number of cubes Garden Bed 5 = 9.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 3 Session 2 Answer Key
Measuring with Ten-Strips
Answer:
Explanation:
Length of ruler = 0.6 strips.
Length of pencil = 14 strips = 10 + 4 = 14 strips.
Length of book = 8 strips.
Length of Laptop = 10 + 6 = 16 strips.
Length of Dinning table = 36 = 3(10 ) + 6 = 30 + 6 = 36 strips.
Length of Box = 0.5 strips.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 3 Session 4 Answer Key
Measuring Beans
Help Jack measure his beans! How long are the beans together?
Question 1.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 9 cubes long How long together? _______
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 19 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 9 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 9
=> 19 cubes.
Question 2.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 13 cubes long How long together? _______
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 23 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 13 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 13
=> 23 cubes.
Question 3.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 21 cubes long How long together? ______
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 31 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 21 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 21
=> 31 cubes.
Question 4.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 27 cubes long How long together? ____________
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 37 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 27 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 27
=> 37 cubes.
Question 5.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 6 cubes long How long together? ___________
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 16 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 6 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 6
=> 16 cubes.
Question 6.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 25 cubes long How long together? ___________
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 35 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 25 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 25
=> 35 cubes.
Question 7.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 17 cubes long How long together? ________
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 27 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 17 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 17
=> 27 cubes.
Question 8.
Black bean: 10 cubes long
White bean: 27 cubes long How long together? ___________
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 37 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 10 cubes long.
White bean: 27 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 10 + 27
=> 37 cubes.
Question 9.
How long are the beans together?
- 2 black beans (Remember that all of Jack’s black beans are 10 cubes long.)
- 1 white bean, 13 cubes long
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 33 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 2(10) = 20 cubes long.
White bean: 1(13) = 13 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 20 + 13
=> 33 cubes.
Question 10.
How long are the beans together?
- 2 black beans
- 1 white bean, 46 cubes long
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 66 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 2(10) = 20 cubes long.
White bean: 1(46) = 46 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 20 + 46
=> 66 cubes.
Question 11.
How long are the beans together?
- 3 black beans
- 1 white bean, 22 cubes long
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 52 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 3(10) = 30 cubes long.
White bean: 1(22) = 22 cubes long.
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 30 + 22
=> 52 cubes.
Question 12.
How long are the beans together?
- 5 black beans
- 1 white bean, 53 cubes long
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 103 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 5(10) = 50 cubes long.
White bean: 1(53) = 53 cubes long
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 50 + 53
=> 103 cubes.
Question 13.
How long are the beans together?
- 6 black beans
- 1 white bean, 44 cubes long
Answer:
Length of the beans together = 104 cubes.
Explanation:
Black bean: 6(10) = 60 cubes long.
White bean: 1(44) = 44 cubes long
Length of the beans together = ?? cubes.
=> Black bean + White bean
=> 60 + 44
=> 104 cubes.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 3 Session 5 Answer Key
Buckets of Beans
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube. Here are the lengths of his beans.
Customers buy different numbers of beans. How much do they have to pay?
Practice
2 green beans. How much money? _______
Answer:
Cost of 2 green beans = 20H.
Explanation:
Length of green beans = 10 cubes.
Length of 2 green beans = 2 × 10 = 20 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 2 green beans = 20 × H
= 20H.
Practice
1 green bean, 1 black bean. How much money?
Answer:
Cost of 1 green, 1 black beans = 55H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 green beans = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 black beans = 45 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 green, 1 black beans = (10 + 45) × H
=> 55 × H
=> 55H.
Question 1.
1 green bean, 1 purple bean. How much money? _______
Answer:
Cost of 1 green, 1 purple beans = 25H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 purple bean = 15 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 green, 1 purple beans = (10 + 15) × H
=> 25 × H
=> 25H.
Question 2.
1 purple bean, 1 red bean. How much money?
Answer:
Cost of 1 red, 1 purple beans = 27H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 red bean = 12 cubes.
Length of 1 purple bean = 15 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 red, 1 purple beans = (12 + 15) × H
=> 27 × H
=> 27H.
Question 3.
1 black bean, 1 white bean. How much money? _______
Answer:
Cost of 1 red, 1 purple beans = 75H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 black bean = 45 cubes.
Length of 1 white bean = 30 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 black, 1 white beans = (45 + 30) × H
=> 75 × H
=> 75H.
Question 4.
1 green bean, 1 rainbow bean. How much money? _______
Answer:
Cost of 1 green , 1 rainbow beans = 70H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 rainbow bean = 60 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 green , 1 rainbow beans = (10 + 60) × H
=> 70 × H
=> 70H.
Question 5.
2 green beans, 1 black bean. How much money? ________
Answer:
Cost of 2 green , 1 black beans = 65H.
Explanation:
Length of 2 green bean = 2(10) = 20 cubes.
Length of 1 black bean = 45 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 2 green , 1 black beans = (20 + 45) × H
=> 65 × H
=> 65H.
Question 6.
2 purple beans. How much money? _______
Answer:
Cost of 2 purple beans = 30H.
Explanation:
Length of 2 purple bean = 2(15) = 30 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 2 purple beans = 30 × H
=> 30H.
Question 7.
1 rainbow bean, 1 white bean. How much money? ________
Answer:
Cost of 1 Rainbow, 1 white beans = 90H.
Explanation:
Length of 1 Rainbow bean = 60 cubes.
Length of 1 white bean = 30 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 1 Rainbow, 1 white beans = (60 + 30) × H
=> 90 × H
=> 90H.
Question 8.
2 black beans, 1 green bean. How much money? ________
Answer:
Cost of 2 black, 1 green beans = 100H.
Explanation:
Length of 2 black bean = 2(45) = 90 cubes.
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 2 black, 1 green beans = (90 + 10) × H
=> 100 × H
=> 100H.
Challenge Problems
Question 9.
2 rainbow beans, 2 white beans. How much money? ________
Answer:
Cost of 2 rainbow, 2 white beans = 180H.
Explanation:
Length of 2 rainbow beans = 2(60) = 120 cubes.
Length of 2 white beans = 2(30) = 60 cubes.
Jack charges for his beans by length, H per cube.
=> Cost of 2 rainbow, 2 white beans = (120 + 60) × H
=> 180 × H
=> 180H.
Question 10.
How much for 1 of every kind of bean? _______
Answer:
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 white bean = 30 cubes.
Length of 1 red bean = 12 cubes.
Length of 1 purple beans = 15 cubes.
Length of 1 rainbow beans = 60 cubes.
Length of 1 black beans = 45 cubes.
Explanation:
For every 1 bean:
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 white bean = 30 cubes.
Length of 1 red bean = 12 cubes.
Length of 1 purple beans = 15 cubes.
Length of 1 rainbow beans = 60 cubes.
Length of 1 black beans = 45 cubes.
Challenge Problems
Question 11.
A customer bought 3 beans and the total price was 135. What beans did she buy?
bean 1 _____ bean 2 _____ bean 3 ______
Answer:
bean 1- rain bow.
bean 2- black.
bean 3- white.
Explanation:
Number of beans customer bought = 3.
Total price = 554.
Length of 1 green bean = 10 cubes.
Length of 1 white bean = 30 cubes.
Length of 1 red bean = 12 cubes.
Length of 1 purple beans = 15 cubes.
Length of 1 rainbow beans = 60 cubes.
Length of 1 black beans = 45 cubes.
=> 60 cubes + 45 cubes + 30 cubes
=> 105 cubes + 30 cubes
=> 135 cubes.
Question 12.
A customer bought 2 white beans and 1 purple bean. She gave Jack $1. How much change did Jack give her?
Jack gave her ____ in change.
Answer:
Jack gave her 25 in change.
Explanation:
2 white beans and 1 purple bean. She gave Jack $1.
Length of 2 white beans = 2(30) = 60 cubes.
Length of 1 purple bean = 15 cubes.
Amount of money Jack gave = $1.
Cost of 2 white beans and 1 purple bean = (60 + 15) × H
= 75H.
Conversion:
1 Dollar = 100 H.
=> 100 – 75
=> 25 H.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 3 Session 6 Answer Key
Adding Vines
Help Jack add the lengths of his bean vines. Use the number lines to show and solve each problem.
Question 1.
Green vine: 10 feet. Yellow vine: 20 feet. How long together? ________
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 30 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 10 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 20 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 10 + 20
= 30 feet.
Question 2.
Green vine: 9 feet. Yellow vine: 31 feet. How long together? _____
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 40 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 9 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 31 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 9 + 31
= 40 feet.
Question 3.
Green vine: 33 feet. Yellow vine: 47 feet. How long together? _____
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 80 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 33 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 47 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 33 + 47
= 80 feet.
Question 4.
Green vine: 49 feet. Yellow vine: 51 feet. How long together? _______
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 100 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 49 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 51 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 49 + 51
= 100 feet.
Question 5.
Green vine: 67 feet. Yellow vine: 33 feet. How long together? ______
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 100 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 67 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 33 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 67 + 33
= 100 feet.
Question 6.
Green vine: 99 feet. Yellow vine: 21 feet. How long together? ________
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 120 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 99 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 21 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 99 + 21
= 120 feet.
Question 7.
Green vine: 98 feet. Yellow vine: 22 feet. How long together? _______
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 120 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 98 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 22 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 98 + 22
= 120 feet.
Question 8.
Green vine: 110 feet. Yellow vine: 45 feet. Purple vine: 5 feet.
How long together? ________
Answer:
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = 160 feet.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 110 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 45 feet.
Length of purple vine = 5 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine + Length of purple vine
= 110 + 45 + 5
= 155 + 5
= 160 feet.
Question 9.
CHALLENGE Jack has two vines. The green vine is 60 feet long. The yellow vine is 40 feet long. How much longer is the green vine? _________
Answer:
20 feet longer is the green vine.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 60 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 40 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 60 + 40
= 100 feet.
Difference:
Length of Green vine – Length of Yellow vine
= 60 – 40
= 20 feet.
Question 10.
CHALLENGE Jack has two vines. The green vine is 95 feet long. The yellow vine is 60 feet long. How much longer is the green vine? _________
Answer:
35 feet longer is the green vine.
Explanation:
Length of Green vine = 95 feet.
Length of Yellow vine = 60 feet.
Total length of Green , yellow wine together = Length of Green vine + Length of Yellow vine
= 95 + 60
= 155 feet.
Difference:
Length of Green vine – Length of Yellow vine
= 95 – 60
= 35 feet.
Bridges in Mathematics Grade 2 Student Book Unit 2 Module 4 Session 3 Answer Key
Circle and then color in all the counting-by-2s numbers on this grid.
Answer:
Explanation:
Number of 2’s:
2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
12,14,16,18,20.
22, 24, 26, 28, 30.
32, 34, 36, 38, 40.
42, 44, 46, 48, 50.
52, 54, 56, 58, 60.
62, 64, 66, 68, 70.
72, 74, 76, 78, 80.
82, 84, 86, 88, 90.
92, 94, 96, 98, 100.