Addition with Regrouping: 67 + 65

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What is 67 + 65?

Answer

67 + 65 =

132

The sum is longer than the addends: 2 carries — into the tens and the hundreds; the last one makes a new digit

67 + 65 in a column. Carries are the small circled digits above the columns.
		1carry	1carry
			6	7
	+		6	5
		1	3	2

Column by column: 67 + 65

Ones: 7 + 5 = 12 — write 2, carry 1.
Tens: 6 + 6 + 1 = 13 — write 3, carry 1.
Hundreds: the carried 1 — write 1.

67 + 65 = 132

Second check: 132 − 67 = 65

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Column additions with 65

Example	Sum
65 + 65	130
67 + 65	132
69 + 65	134
71 + 65	136
74 + 65	139
76 + 65	141
78 + 65	143
83 + 65	148
85 + 65	150
89 + 65	154
92 + 65	157
94 + 65	159
98 + 65	163
105 + 65	170
136 + 65	201
172 + 65	237
203 + 65	268
239 + 65	304
268 + 65	333
307 + 65	372

FAQ

What is 67 + 65?

67 + 65 = 132

How do you check that 67 + 65 = 132?

Subtract one addend from the sum: 132 − 65 = 67, and 132 − 67 = 65. Getting the other addend back means the sum is right.

How many carries are there in 67 + 65?

2 carries: every time a column added up to 10 or more, its ones digit was written and 1 was carried to the next column on the left.

Is 65 + 67 the same as 67 + 65?

Yes. Addition is commutative, so both give 132; the column looks the same with either number on top.

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