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Add 28 + 15.
43
Split into tens and ones.
28 has 2 tens and 8 ones. 15 has 1 ten and 5 ones.
\(28+15=(20+8)+(10+5)\)
Add each part.
The tens give 30 and the ones give 13.
\(30+13=43\)
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Start at 28, add 10 to get 38, then add 5 to get 43.
\(28+10+5=43\)
Subtract 15 from 43: 43 − 15 = 28.
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