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An operation is a math process such as division or addition. True False
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An operation is a math process such as division or addition.


True False

User Konstantin Tenzin
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This is true.

Processes in Math are Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division!

Hope this helps :D
User Terryann
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Hello!

Here is your answer:

Your answer is A True.

Reason: Operations are currently stated or another word for math problems. Which should be solved by using a process.

Ex: "Solve this operation" 12รท6=__

Your answer is A.

Hope this helps!
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