Deck 1: Addition of Whole Numbers

Question 1

A welded steel framework consists of steel plate, 1,100 pounds; key stock, 42 pounds; bolt stock, 127 pounds; and channel iron, 362 pounds. What is the total weight of the framework, in pounds?

Answer 1

1,631

Question 2

An inventory of steel bar in five areas of a welding shop is 97 feet, 47 feet, 102 feet, 51 feet, and 36 feet. What is the total bar in inventory, in feet?

Answer 2

333

Question 3

A welded steel framework consists of steel plate, 1,408 pounds; key stock, 34 pounds; bolt stock, 114 pounds; and channel iron, 638 pounds. What is the total weight of the framework, in pounds?

Answer 3

2,194

Question 4

Figure 1-1
Figure 1-1 is layout work for a welded steel bar. Determine the total number of inches of steel used to make one bar.

Question 5

Figure 1-1
Figure 1-1 is layout work for a welded steel bar. Determine the total number of inches of steel used to make two bars.

Question 6

An inventory of steel angle in three areas of a welding shop is 97 feet, 51 feet, and 36 feet. What is the total angle in inventory, in feet?

Question 7

A welded steel framework consists of steel plate, 1,201 pounds; key stock, 14 pounds; bolt stock, 102 pounds; and channel iron, 648 pounds. What is the total weight of the framework, in pounds?

Question 8

An inventory of steel angle in four areas of a welding shop is 13 feet, 47 feet, and 22 feet. What is the total angle in inventory, in feet?

Question 9

An inventory of steel angle in two areas of a welding shop is 214 feet and 360 feet. What is the total angle in inventory, in feet?

Question 10

Figure 1-1
Figure 1-1 is layout work for a welded steel bar. Determine the total number of inches of steel used to make four bars.