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How would I solve t=14+3

How would I solve t=14+3
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How would I solve t=14+3

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Answer:

17

Explanation:

You add 14 and 3 together. You do this because it is an addition problem. And 14 and 3 are the 2 numbers you need to find the sum of.

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Answer:

t=17

Explanation:

To solve this, simply add 14+3.

This equals 17.

User Victor Procure
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