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11111nata11111 [884]
3 years ago
13

Teach me how to add this problem

Mathematics
1 answer:
Arada [10]3 years ago
7 0

start with the ones and every time it goes over ten take the first number and add it to the tens for example 1+8+4+8=21 take the one and put it in the one spot below. Then take the 2 and add it to the six in the tens spot so it would be Instead of 6+8+3+2 it would be 8+8+3+2 which would equal 21 then put the 1 u=in the ten spot below add the 2 to the hundreds spot making is 5+5+7=4=14 put the 4 Below and add the 1 the the thousands making it 3+4+5+1=13 put the one on the ten thousands and put the three below the whole problem would be 13,411.

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