Mathematics
Grade-2
Easy
Question
Identify a pair of numbers whose sum makes a ten.
- 13 and 45
- 63 and 23
- 52 and 18
- 25 and 12
Hint:
Adding the numbers
The correct answer is: 52 and 18
The sum of 52 and 18 is 70.
So, the sum of 52 and 18 makes a ten.
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