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58 plus 12 plus 35 equals?
105
What is 93-58 equals?
93-58 equals = 35
27 plus 78 plus 56 plus 12 plus 57 plus 95 plus 63-13-58-8 equals?
309?
What does 58 plus 58 plus 58 plus 48 plus 48 plus 48 plus 48 equals?
366
What is 64 plus 58?
64 plus 58 equals 122.
What is 16 plus 58?
16 plus 58 equals 74.
What plus what plus what equals 58?
50 + 8 = 58, as does 29 + 29 or 41 + 17.
What does 58 plus 7 plus 7 equals?
58 + 7 + 7 = 72
What is 58 plus 37 equals?
58 + 37 = 95
What is 29 plus 29 equals?
58
What is the difference in degrees between negative 13 F and 58 F?
71 degrees. Add 58 plus 13. If you look at it on a thermometer 13 is well, 13 away from zero and 58 is 58 away from zero in the opposite direction. To go to negative 13 from positive 58 you have to go 58 degrees to get to zero and then 13 more to get to negative 13. So 58 plus 13 is 71.
What property is illustrated by the fact that 27 plus 58 equals 58 plus 27?
The commutative property of addition.
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