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What is the sum of 5 tens and 20 ones?
The sum is 50+20 = 70
What numbers would you use to estimate the sum of 23 and 65?
If I had to, I would use 20 and 70.
What two numbers have the sum of 12 and the difference of 8?
The two numbers are 10 and 2
What is the sum between -5 and 20?
The sum of -5 and 20 is 15. The distance between -5 and 20 is 25. The sum of the numbers between -5 and 20 is 180. The sum of the numbers from -5 to 20 is 195.
What five odd numbers would whose sum is 70?
There cannot be any such set of numbers. The sum of any five odd numbers must be odd and so cannot be 70.
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