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A fact family containing 4, 4 and 16 2014-10-14
From Leslie:
I am helping my son and the question is 4,4,16 in fact family what does that mean
Answered by Penny Nom.
Fact families 2009-08-24
From Camasha:
I am trying to help my daughter with fact families. I understand the premise from your previous explanation on the site . Generally when applying addition and subtraction their are two add and two subtraction utilizing all three numbers. However what do you do when you have a series like like 9, 9, 18
Answered by Penny Nom.
Fact families with 4 facts 2008-12-01
From Shazia:
Question from Shazia, a parent:

When does a fact family not have 4 related facts? Give an example.

Answered by Harley Weston.
Fact families with fractions 2007-01-10
From Joe:
I am trying to help my son with a math problem dealing with fact families and fractions. The question only gives 2 numbers 1/16 + 1/12 and 5/4 - 4/5. Can you help me understand how fact families work with fractions?
Answered by Penny Nom.
What is a Fact Family? 2004-01-13
From Keisha:
I am helping my child with his homework. The worksheet we are trying to do ask the child to choose a number from inside of a circle and then one from inside of a triangle and use the number to build a fact family. The title of the worksheet is "Building a Fact Family House". I noticed that Silver Burdett Ginn,Inc. was the publisher of the book the worksheet came from so I was on the website trying to find an answer to my question. My question is "What is a Fact Family?"
Answered by Judi McDonald.
 
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