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Ten more than 26,594 is 26,604. This is because adding ten to a number simply involves increasing the ones place value by ten. In this case, the ones place value in 26,594 is 4, and adding ten to it gives us 14, but since we are working in base 10, we carry over the 1 to the tens place value, resulting in 26,604.
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