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What is 100 add 4.99 add 200 add 100 add 16 add 3?
100 add 4.99 add 200 add 100 add 16 and add 3 is 423.99
Do you add the denominators when i add fractions?
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What comes next1 4 10 19 31?
46. The pattern is add 3 then add 6 then add 9 then add 12 then add 15 ...
What is 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595 add 595?
The answer is 5,950. Note that when adding a number to itself n times, you simply multiply the number by n. In this case, n is 10, so 595 x 10 = 5950.
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