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You can use Double facts "2+2" and "3+3" to find the sum of 2+3. You're not necessarily matching the sum of 2+2 and 3+3 to the sum of 2+3... you are just using them because the facts are close to 2+3. For example: 8+7 = ?. An easy way to figure this fact
