Solve: Adding Positive Decimals 0.68 + 12.03

Solve the following expression:

(+0.68)+(+12.03)= ? (+0.68)+(+12.03)=\text{ ?}

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00:07 Let's solve this problem together!
00:10 First, locate the point, zero point six eight, on the number line.
00:15 To add, we'll move to the right, because that's the positive direction on the number line.
00:22 Next, we'll use long addition to find the result. Let's calculate step by step.
00:34 And there you have it! That's the solution to our question.

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Understand the problem

Solve the following expression:

(+0.68)+(+12.03)= ? (+0.68)+(+12.03)=\text{ ?}

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Step-by-step solution

Given that we are adding two positive numbers together, the result will be positive.

Looking at the numbers, we know that the result must be greater than 12.

Then we can proceed to use simple addition to solve as follows:

0.68+12.0312.71 0.68\\+12.03\\12.71

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Final Answer

12.71 12.71

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