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What are numbers in an addition problem called?
addends
What are the numbers added together in addition called?
Addends
What are the names of the parts of an addition problem?
The first two numbers are called addends and the answer is called a sum BD
What is the top and bottom numbers in an addition problem called?
Top is numerator. Bottom is denomenator.
The name of the numbers being added in an addition problem?
adden (addens plural)
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