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What is the mathematical term for a number being added to another number?
Addition, and addends are the numbers being added.
A number being added to another number?
addendaddend
What are the name for the numbers being added together to get the sum?
arthemitic
What does it means when a number being added to another number?
it means adding that much more value to the original number
Numbers which are being added are called this?
In an addition, the number to which something is to be added is sometimes called the augend.A number which are to be added to the augend is sometimes called an addend.These words are now rare.
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