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What are the two numbers called in a addition question?
The addends are the numbers that are added together. The answer is the sum.
How do you find the sum of an equation?
The sum is where two or more numbers are added together to give a total.
What is The process of putting two or more numbers together is called?
sum
What is the sum of 35967?
The sum of two numbers is the result when the two numbers are added together. As only one number has been provided in this question, 35967 is the answer.
How much is a sum?
a sum is equal to the two numbers being added together, so the sum of two and four is six or: 2+4 = 6
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