Solve using 2 jumps on the number line:
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Solve using 2 jumps on the number line:
To solve , we will proceed as follows:
Using our calculation, results in 22.
Therefore, the correct answer is .
Add fifty units to the number 31.
What is the resulting number?
Moving right means going to larger numbers. Since addition makes numbers bigger, we always move right when adding positive numbers like 6.
Move exactly 6 spaces because you're adding 6. Each jump represents adding 1, so 6 jumps means adding 6 total.
Try counting out loud: "17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22" or use your fingers to keep track. You can also break it into smaller jumps like +4 then +2.
Yes! You can make bigger jumps. Start at 16, jump +4 to reach 20, then jump +2 more to reach 22. This matches the diagram!
Use mental math: . Or count backwards from your answer: 22 - 6 should equal 16 ✓
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