Adding and Subtracting Decimal #'s

Hey! You!! Always line up the decimal points!!!!

So those are the notes from today... no seriously. That was the main thing I was trying to stress in class today. In order to add and subtract decimal numbers, start by lining up the decimal points. Then, add or subtract like normal. 

I've put the answers to the homework below. If you'd like extra credit for this Friday's quiz, complete the following sentence at the bottom of your homework page when you turn it in tomorrow (1st and 2nd period) or Thursday (3rd and 4th periods):

My favorite number is _____________.

Answers:

1) .111

3) 26

5)3.29

7) 43.11

9) 342.72

11) 99.52

13) 88.893

15) 104.86

17) 3.381

19) 77.26

21) 16.154

23) 1.3

25) 4.43

27) 23.695

29) 33.08

31) 29.795

33) 722.884

35) 118.946

37) 74.76

39) 2