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3 years ago

1 + 44=?????? I NEED HELPPP

Mathematics

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Alenkinab [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Create an Equation

In this case, the equation has been given in the problem.

2. Re-Arrange / Simplify your Equation

Add the numbers 44 + 1. In a horizontal view, it may be easier to convert this equation into a vertical format:

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3. Solve your Equation

Now that the equation has been simplified, it's much easier to solve.

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The answer should be 45.

Alternative Solution:

1. Convert the equation into units.

You can choose to view 44 + 1 as units. If you add 44 units to 1 unit, then you will have 45 units in total.

I hope this helped and cleared up any confusion!

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