Math, asked by harshanvirsingh, 1 year ago

Find 4+5;2+

6;3+5 and 1+6 using the number line

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Answered by monk24

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Answer:

4+5;2+6;3+5 and 1+6 = 4+5=9 2+6=8 3+5=8. 9 into 8 into 8=576

Answered by kamleshparsana79

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Answer:

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