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Problem solvers use both domain-general and domain-specific knowledge when solving problems. Suppose a child is asked to mentally solve the arithmetic problem 25 + 26 = __. Cite one example of domain-general knowledge and one example of domain-specific knowledge that the child may use to solve this multi-digit addition problem.
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