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                                                                      tens Ones
              3.  There are 16 frogs in the pond. 4 of
                   them hopped away. How many frogs

                   are left in the pond?                            –







                                                                                                          tens Ones
                                                     4.  John had 9 kittens. He gave 7 to

                                                          his neighbours. How many kittens
                                                          does he have now?                             –







                                                                             tens Ones

              5.  Sally saw 19 fish. 7 of them swam away.

                   How many fish were left?                               –







              addition and Subtraction reLationSHiP


              A number fact is a simple statement made up of
              three different numbers. For example, 4 + 3 = 7

              is a number fact.

              Here, the three numbers used are 4, 3 and 7.

              Latika: Add 4 and 5 in any order, the answer will
              be the same.              4 + 5 = 9              same answer

                                or      5 + 4 = 9

              Shreyas: We can have two subtraction facts for the above addition facts as

                      9 – 5 = 4                      and 9 – 4 = 5

              Mayank: It is a beautiful relationship between addition and subtraction.

                               To each addition fact there are two subtraction facts.




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