Lesson Worksheet: Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction with Numbers up to 1,000,000 Mathematics • 4th Grade
In this worksheet, we will practice solving one- and two-step word problems by adding and subtracting numbers up to 1,000,000.
Q3:
84,242 spectators were inside a football stadium, and another 14,722 were queuing to get in. How many spectators had come to see the match?
Q4:
The populations of two cities are 536,847 and 412,132. Find the difference between the populations of the two cities.
Q5:
A man is buying a flat that costs . He has paid so far. How much is left to pay?
Q6:
Find the difference between the greatest and smallest numbers in the list: , and 304.
Q7:
Find the difference between the largest number and the smallest number that can be formed by using each of the following numbers once: 3, 8, 1, 6, 2.
Q8:
46,292 letters were posted one month, and the next month 40,535 letters were posted. Find the total number of letters posted in those two months.
Q9:
A man bought an aprtment for 58,729 pounds, and his friend bought another apartment for 32,265 pounds. Calculate the total price of both apartments.
Q10:
In a year, 13,665 apartments were built in one governorate, and 12,556 apartments were built in another governorate. How many apartments were built in total?
Q11:
Michael and Noah are playing video games.
What is the sum of their scores altogether?
How much more did Michael score than Noah?