Adding Decimals (Tenths Place)
Our Adding Decimals (Tenths Place) worksheet introduces 4th and 5th graders to decimal addition with simple one-decimal-place numbers, emphasizing proper decimal point alignment.
How to Solve Decimals - Addition
Line up the decimal points vertically before adding. Add the tenths column first, then the ones column, carrying as needed — just like whole number addition. The decimal point in your answer goes directly below the decimal points in the problem. For example, 3.4 + 2.8 = 6.2.
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Worksheet Details
Introduction to decimal addition, focusing on the tenths place. Vertical format printable worksheet.
Category: Decimals - Addition
Difficulty:
Easy
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