The image provided is a
Maths Vocabulary reference sheet. It does not contain a specific math problem to solve (like "What is 5 + 3?"). Instead, it lists words that tell you which math operation to use when reading word problems.
Since there is no question to answer, here is a summary of how to use this chart to help with your homework:
How to use this chart:
1.
Read the word problem carefully.
2.
Look for keywords from the list below.
3.
Choose the correct operation (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, or Division) based on the words you find.
Quick Guide:
*
Use Addition (+) if you see:
* Plus, Add, Sum, Total, Increase, More than, Altogether.
* *Example:* "What is the
total of 5 and 3?" → $5 + 3$
*
Use Subtraction (−) if you see:
* Minus, Take away, Less than, Difference, Decrease, Fewer, Deduct.
* *Example:* "What is the
difference between 10 and 4?" → $10 - 4$
*
Use Multiplication (×) if you see:
* Multiply, Times by, Product, Groups of, Repeated Addition.
* *Example:* "Find the
product of 6 and 2." → $6 \times 2$
*
Use Division (÷) if you see:
* Divide, Share equally, Quotient, Average, Equal parts, Group.
* *Example:* "
Share 12 cookies
equally among 3 friends." → $12 \div 3$
Final Answer:
This is a reference chart for math vocabulary, not a solvable problem. Use the keywords listed in each section to decide whether to add, subtract, multiply, or divide when solving word problems.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subtraction vocabulary worksheet.
