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The parts can be equal or not equal to each other. An equation is shown to match the diagram.  \n● Make sure that the mode displays  in the upper-left shell.  \n● You can click on the  to change the equation from addition to subtraction.  \nPractice Using Add To  \n1 Find the sum of two parts 247 + 18 = ?.  \n2 Click the  toggle button in the bottom shell of the workspace to hide the whole. The equation should change from 10 + 10 = 20 to 10 + 10 = ?.  \n3 Click on the left part of the bar diagram in the workspace.  \n● Enter 247 next to “Enter a value” or enter using the numeric keypad. Then click OK.  \n4 Click on the right part of the bar diagram.  \n● Enter 18 next to “Enter a value” or enter using the numeric keypad. Then click OK.  \nThe equation should now read: 247 + 18 = ?.  \n5 Find the value of the missing whole, or the “?,” to make the equation true.  \n● Click the  toggle button to show the full equation with the whole, to see if your answer is correct.  \nBar Diagrams  \nSubtract a Part from the Whole  \nTo view the Take From mode, click  to see the drop-down menu and select Take From. You can subtract a part from a whole, so the sum of the parts equals the whole.  \n● You can input a number and divide it into 2 parts. The parts can be equal or not equal to each other. An equation is shown to match the diagram.  \n● You can click on the  to change the equation from subtraction to addition.  \nPractice Using Take From  \n1 Find the missing part of the equation  \n325 –? = 79.  \n2 Click on the box above the bar diagram in the workspace.  \n● Enter 325 next to “Enter a value” or enter using the numeric keypad. Then click OK.  \n3 Click the  toggle button in the bottom shell of the workspace to hide the left part. The equation should change from 325 – 162 = 163 to 325 –? = 163.  \n4 Drag the  so that the bar diagram shows 79 for the second part and “?” for the first part. The equation should now read 325 –? = 79.  \n5 Find the value of the missing part, or the “?,” to make the equation true.  \n● Click the  toggle button to show the full equation with the missing part, to see if your answer is correct.  \nBar Diagrams  \nModel Addition and Subtraction  \nTo view the Put Together/Take Apart mode, click  to see the drop-down menu and select Put Together/Take Apart.  \nThis workspace provides an automatic check system.  \nYou can see how a value can be split into two parts, and compare the whole to each of the parts through addition or subtraction.  \n● You can input a number or its parts. The parts can be equal or not equal to each other. 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