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1+1Plz give good reasoning why this is an snwer

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Answer: 1+1 is equal to 2, because adding a singular object to a specified amount of something to the number 1, it will increase by just that. Therefore, if the quantity of something is one, adding the number one to its value will be the number 2.

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