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Theo solved n + 5 = 11 for the unknown. The steps he took are shown. He started with 5 tiles. Then he added tiles as he counted up to 11. He realized he added 6 more tiles to hi…

Theo solved n + 5 = 11 for the unknown. The steps he took are shown. He started with 5 tiles. Then he added tiles as he counted up to 11. He realized he added 6 more tiles to hi…
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Theo solved n + 5 = 11 for the unknown. The steps he

took are shown.
He started with 5 tiles.
Then he added tiles as he counted up to 11.
He realized he added 6 more tiles to his original 5 to make
11. So he found the unknown to be 6.

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