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The image shows a question asking for a model of \(3 + 8,000\) on a number line, and a basic number line diagram starting at 0.

### Explanation for \(3 + 8,000\):
1. **Number Line Setup**: 
   - Start with a number line where 0 is the central point.
   - Plot the number 3, which will be just a small distance to the right of 0.
   - To add 8,000, move 8,000 units to the right of 3.

2. **Final Model**:
   - The result of \(3 + 8,000 = 8,003\), so the point 8,003 should be far to the right of 3, representing the sum.

3. **Visual**:
   - The number line should show a small step to the right at 3 and a much larger step to the right at 8,003.

Would you like a more detailed step-by-step description of how to model this on a number line, or do you have any questions?

### Related Questions:
1. How do you represent subtraction on a number line?
2. What is the model for \(5 + 10,000\)?
3. How can you represent negative numbers on the number line?
4. How do large numbers like 8,000 impact the spacing on a number line?
5. Can you show how to model decimals on a number line?

### Tip:
Always mark key points like 0, 3, and 8,003 clearly when working with a number line to avoid confusion!

What would the model that represents 3 + 8,000 look like? Create a model on the number line and explain.

Learn how to model the addition of 3 and 8,000 on a number line, a key concept for understanding large numbers and their positions on a number scale. Suitable for students in Grades 3-5.

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