Double Facts<span> are additions in which a number is added to itself. For example, 1 + 1, </span>2<span> + </span>2<span> etc. Internalizing </span>double facts<span> are helpful building blocks in developing fluency in adding single digit numbers.</span>Double Facts<span> within 20 Worksheet is about practicing</span>double facts<span> for numbers up to 10.
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Question: Which situation is represented by
?
Option A: Melanie equally shares 25 meters of paper to create 9 banners
Option B: Quill gives way 9 baseball cards from a pack of 25 cards.
Option C: George invites 25 kids and 9 adults to his birthday party.
Option D: Becca create 9 rows with 25 buttons.
Answer:
Solution:
Option A: Melanie equally shares 25 meters of paper to create 9 banners.
The fraction is
.
Option B: Quill gives way 9 baseball cards from a pack of 25 cards.
The fraction is 
Option C: George invites 25 kids and 9 adults to his birthday party.
Here, 25 + 9.
Option D: Becca create 9 rows with 25 buttons.
Here, 9 × 25.
Hence the answer is Option A: Melanie equally shares 25 meters of paper to create 9 banners.