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How do you get the sum of three numbers?
Add them up. Any order (the result is always the same)
What even numbers add of to 9?
No even numbers add up to 9. The sum of even numbers is always an even number.
When can you add or subtract mixed numbers?
You can always do that.
What do the first four even numbers add up to?
They will always add up to another even number.
What are rules on how to add integers with the same sign?
You simply add the numbers: the answer has a positive sign.
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