Domino — 5/5 — free printable diagram

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Domino — 5/5

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Single horizontal domino with 5 pips on left half and 5 pips on right half. Total pips: 10. Navy pips on rounded white tile.

How many spots are on the 5–5 domino?

This domino has 5 spots on one half and 5 spots on the other, so it is worth 10 in total.

One half
5
Other half
5
Total spots
10
Addition
5 + 5 = 10
Double?
Yes
  • Each half of a domino carries its own number of spots, and the tile's value is the two halves added together: 5 + 5 = 10.
  • Both halves match, so this tile is a double — the double 5. A double-six set has seven doubles, one for each number from blank to six.
  • As a doubling fact it reads double 5 is 10, and backwards as half of 10 is 5.
  • A full double-six set has 28 tiles: every pair of numbers from blank to six once each, counting a tile and its turned-round twin as the same tile.

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