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What is the numbers added together in addition?
The numbers being added are called the addends. The answer to the problem is called sum.
What do you call the numbers you add to get the sum?
The numbers in an addition sum that are added are called the addends.
What is the sum of 2 numbers?
The sum of two numbers is an equation. Depends on the two numbers being added what the answer will be.
What is the number being added together in an addition problem is?
The numbers to be added are called addends. The answer is called the sum.
When the order of numbers being added is changed the sum?
remains the same
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