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Which is another way to check the sum of 104 + 34 + 228 + 877? A. 877 – 104 + 34 + 228 B. 34 – 104 + 228 + 877 C. 877 + 228 + 34

+ 104 D. 877 – 228 – 34 – 104

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dsp733 years ago

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<span>Your Answer is C. 877+228+34+104

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Alja [10]3 years ago

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by adding the numbers in a different order would be a way to check so the answer is:

C. 877 + 228 + 34 + 104

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