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Answer of an addition operation is called?
The sum.
What is an additive operation?
An additive operation is an operation which produces the sum of two operands.
What operation are you using if your answer is the sum?
addition
What it the sum of forty three?
43. A sum is a binary operation. You have a sum of two things. There is no sense in a sum of one thing.
What the answer in fundamental operation in addition?
The answer is called "the sum".
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