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The numbers that are added together in an addition problem are the?
Addends
What are the two numbers in a addition problem called?
The summands.
What are all the numbers in an addition problem called?
addend+addend=sum
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 is the communitive property of addition?
The commutative property of addition is a fact that proves an answer is the same even if you switch the 2 numbers in the addition problem around. This only works with addition.
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