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Strictly speaking, it is ADD.
The word 'sum' is used colloquially for any simple arithmetical calculation, but in mathematics a 'sum' is properly the result of adding two or more numbers.
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What is the homophone for word sum?
Some (as in some of us are going out after work... want to come?)
How do you work out a sum with missing digits?
You work it out on paper or just use a calculator
What is a sentence with the word sum?
Your sum is incorrect. Let me sum up.
Different between prime cost sum and provisional sum?
one has ' prime cost' in front of the word 'sum' and the other has the word 'provisional' in front of 'sum'
What is a word opposite of sum?
addition - subtaction sum - minus I think the word you are looking for is "difference." How about Delta?
What is a 10 letter word that you us to work out a sum?
arithmetic
What is the homophone for word sum?
Some (as in some of us are going out after work... want to come?)
How do you work out a sum with missing digits?
You work it out on paper or just use a calculator
What is the difference between sum assured and sum insured?
No difference. Some companies use each word interchangeably.
How do i work out the sum of 864 divided by 36?
24
What is another word you can use instead of the work 'determine' in a sentence?
I can determine how fast my tomato plant grows. I can learn how fast my tomato plant grows. How do I determine the sum of four plus four? How do I find the sum of four plus four?
What is the sum of negative 8?
Usually you use the word "sum" to add two or more numbers, not just one number. Of course, the sum of a single number is just the number itself.
How do you use the word completed in a sentence?
ali did complication to his teacher about algebra sum
What is another word that you can use instead of using the word WORK in a sentence?
use the word job
What is a sentence with the word sum?
Your sum is incorrect. Let me sum up.
How do you use the word To sum up in a sentence?
The words to sum up, are used to conclude or summarize something. An example used in a sentence would be "Mike decided to sum up the events in a small article."
When to use the word work or works?
Use "work" when referring to tasks, duties, or the act of doing something, such as "I have to go to work tomorrow." Use "works" when referring to the output or results of someone's efforts, such as "Her latest piece of art is one of her best works."
