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If a = 6 b=5, then find the value (a+b)​
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If a = 6 b=5, then find the value (a+b)​

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Answer:

11

Explanation:

(a + b) where a = 6 and b = 5

Step 1. Substitute a for 6 and b for 5

(6 + 5)

Step 2. Add

11
User Jeremey
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16 votes

Explanation:

Put the numbers as the value is given

So,

(6+5)= 11 Answer

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