Try Another Problem As part of their study of Native American basket weaving, Lia's class is making wicker baskets. Lia starts with a strip of wicker 36 inches long. From the strip, she first cuts one piece but does not know its length, and then cuts a piece that is 6 inches long. The piece left is 7 inches long, What is the length of the first piece she cut from the strip? Read the Problem What do I need to find? What information do I How will I use the need to use? information? Sfvle insidov sl Thet od ortt sau I llivw wok fnoitommonil Lob noitenelni ert boon Solve the Problem conl nos MATHEMATICAL PRACTICES inches. Math Talk What other strategy So, the length of the first piece cut was Company

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As part of their study of Native American basket weaving
Lia's class is making wicker baskets. Lia starts with a strip
of wicker 36 inches lonig, From the strip, she first cuts one
piece but does not know its length, and then cuts a piece
that is 6 inches long. The piece left is 7 inches long, What
is the length of the first piece she cut from the strip?
Read the Problem ngt e o
What do I need to find?
What information do I
How will I use the
need to use?
information?
6.5
msido o bos
ob noilsenenierw
Sa o boon
Cheit od bas
orts oau I liw wok
noitommoni
Solve the Problem
consta noes
bni o boule vbesnis evenvert
si sver yod nuoe
meloor o
MATHEMATICAL PRACTICES
inches.
Math Talk
What other strategy
So, the length of the first piece cut was
could you use to solve the
problem?
278
Chapter 6
Transcribed Image Text:Try Another Problem As part of their study of Native American basket weaving Lia's class is making wicker baskets. Lia starts with a strip of wicker 36 inches lonig, From the strip, she first cuts one piece but does not know its length, and then cuts a piece that is 6 inches long. The piece left is 7 inches long, What is the length of the first piece she cut from the strip? Read the Problem ngt e o What do I need to find? What information do I How will I use the need to use? information? 6.5 msido o bos ob noilsenenierw Sa o boon Cheit od bas orts oau I liw wok noitommoni Solve the Problem consta noes bni o boule vbesnis evenvert si sver yod nuoe meloor o MATHEMATICAL PRACTICES inches. Math Talk What other strategy So, the length of the first piece cut was could you use to solve the problem? 278 Chapter 6
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Add and Suht
MATHEMANCAL Model• Reac
Name
Problem Solving
PROBLEM SOLVING
Lesson 6.4
Practice Addition and Subtraction
COMMON CORE STANDARD CCS.NF.2
Essential Question How can the strategy work backward help you solve
a problem with fractions that involves addition and subtraction?
Use equivalent fractions as a strategy to add and
subtract fractions
idd and
A UNLOCK the Problem
REAL
WORLD
The Diaz family is cross-country skiing the Big Tree trails,
which have a total length of 4 miles. Yesterday, they skied
the to mile Oak Trail. Today, they skied the mile Pine Trail.
If they plan to ski all of the Big Tree trails, how many more
miles do they have left to ski?
Use the graphic organizer to help you solve the problem.
Read the Problem
What information do I
need to use?
How will I use the
information?
What do I need to find?
I can work backward by starting
I need to find the distance
I need to use the distance
with the
each distance
and
they have already skied to find
amount they have left.
and the total distance
Solve the Problem
Addition and subtraction are inverse operations. By working backward and
using the same numbers, one operation undoes the other.
So, M
• Then work backward to find m.
• Write an equation.
1. Expla
miles skied
yesterday
miles skied
today
miles they
need to ski
total
= m
distance
= m
4
So, the family has
miles left to ski.
• Explain how you know your answer is reasonable.
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Transcribed Image Text:Name Add and Suht MATHEMANCAL Model• Reac Name Problem Solving PROBLEM SOLVING Lesson 6.4 Practice Addition and Subtraction COMMON CORE STANDARD CCS.NF.2 Essential Question How can the strategy work backward help you solve a problem with fractions that involves addition and subtraction? Use equivalent fractions as a strategy to add and subtract fractions idd and A UNLOCK the Problem REAL WORLD The Diaz family is cross-country skiing the Big Tree trails, which have a total length of 4 miles. Yesterday, they skied the to mile Oak Trail. Today, they skied the mile Pine Trail. If they plan to ski all of the Big Tree trails, how many more miles do they have left to ski? Use the graphic organizer to help you solve the problem. Read the Problem What information do I need to use? How will I use the information? What do I need to find? I can work backward by starting I need to find the distance I need to use the distance with the each distance and they have already skied to find amount they have left. and the total distance Solve the Problem Addition and subtraction are inverse operations. By working backward and using the same numbers, one operation undoes the other. So, M • Then work backward to find m. • Write an equation. 1. Expla miles skied yesterday miles skied today miles they need to ski total = m distance = m 4 So, the family has miles left to ski. • Explain how you know your answer is reasonable. Chapter 6 blishing Company Harcourt Publishir
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It is given that Lia starts with a strip 36 inches long, she cuts one piece of which she does not know the length then she cuts a piece of 612 inches and she is left with a piece that is 734 inches.

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