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Fred wants to find 48+34 using compensation.He says you can take 2 from 34 and give it to 48 to make 50.What is the sum?Explain why compensation can work to find the sum.
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Fred wants to find 48+34 using compensation.He says you can take 2 from 34 and give it to 48 to make 50.What is the sum?Explain why compensation can work to find the sum.
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Fred wants to find 48+34 using compensation.He says you can take 2 from 34 and give it to 48 to make 50.What is the sum?Explain why compensation can work to find the sum.
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It is easier to add 50 to a number than 48 because 50 has a zero in it which makes an addition simpler.
48 + 34 = borrow 2 from 34 and add to 48
= 50 + 32 50 + 32 is 82
= 82
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