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To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Thus, the complete sum is formed by reading down the digits you have written from top to bottom in each column after handling carries: 814.
Therefore, the solution to the problem is .
814
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Place value alignment is crucial! The ones must line up with ones, tens with tens, etc. If you align left, you'd be adding hundreds to tens, which gives completely wrong results.
When adding digits gives you 10 or more, the tens digit goes to the next column. Think of it like trading: 14 ones = 1 ten + 4 ones, so you carry that 1 ten to the tens place.
Treat missing digits as zero! In 746 + 68, there's no hundreds digit in 68, so it's really 746 + 068. Just add 7 + 0 + any carry for the hundreds place.
You'll get the wrong answer! In this problem, forgetting the carried 1 in the tens place gives you 746 + 68 = 704 instead of 814. Always remember to add your carried digits.
Yes! Use estimation: 746 + 68 is about 750 + 70 = 820. Your answer of 814 is close to 820, so it's reasonable. You can also try subtraction: 814 - 68 should equal 746.
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