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Find the sum of 914 and 366

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8 0

914+366=1,280

Now that was plan easy don't be lazy.

You get 1,280 because when you start from the end and add up that is what it equals

Anastaziya [24]3 years ago

7 0

1280
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914
+366
______
1280

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