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    This document discusses mathematical reasoning with tiles and provides an example problem. It defines a "given" as the known information provided in a math problem that provides a starting point for solving. An example tile problem is shown that adds two numbers represented as tiles.

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    This document discusses mathematical reasoning with tiles and provides an example problem. It defines a "given" as the known information provided in a math problem that provides a starting point for solving. An example tile problem is shown that adds two numbers represented as tiles.

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    This document discusses mathematical reasoning with tiles and provides an example problem. It defines a "given" as the known information provided in a math problem that provides a starting point for solving. An example tile problem is shown that adds two numbers represented as tiles.

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    Mathematical

    Reasoning with
    Tiles
    What is a ”given”?

     A given is the information that you already know in a math


    problem.
     The given helps give the solver a place to start.
    8 0 1
    x 2 4 2 3
    3 4 5
    + 1 6 7
    6 1 6 8 9

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