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I assume that this is meant to illustrate that zero added to a number does not change the number.
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Doubles are number sentences the use the same number to added twice. 2+2=4, once they know this by hard. they use the knowledge to solve 2+3= ?, knowing that 2+2=4 and that 3 is 1 greater than 2, the logical conclusion is that the answers is 1 more than 4 which is 5.
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hello dear

i hv question

add: write the doubles fact you used to solve the problem

like  7+8=

6+7=

4+3=

8+9=
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0+0-this is a double fact.

so would be:

0+0+1

0+0=0

0+1=1
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