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The 17 pages that link to Addition, each with the reason it gives.

• Natural numberRelated: Repeated successor steps define addition on natural numbers.

• MultiplicationRelated: Multiplication of whole numbers can be understood as repeated addition of equal quantities.

• AbacusRelated: Bead movements add quantities, with exchanges between columns when a place fills.

• Distributive propertyRelated: Distribution acts on sums by separating their addends.

• PerimeterRelated: Polygon perimeter is calculated by adding the lengths of its boundary segments.

• Schur's theoremRelated: The required pattern is precisely that two positive integers and their sum share a color.

• OneRelated: Adding one increases an integer by its immediate successor step.

• Presburger arithmeticRelated: Addition is the only variable-dependent arithmetic operation in the language.

• Number lineRelated: Adding a number corresponds to a directed shift along the line.

• Commutative propertyRelated: Ordinary number addition is the standard example: changing addend order preserves the sum.

• Number (mathematics)Related: Addition combines numbers while preserving the system's rules and closure properties.

• 0 (number)Related: Zero is the additive identity because adding it changes no integer.