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asked Oct 13, 2021 81.6k views

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20000+8000000+4+3000+900

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Answer:

"8023904

Explanation:

20 000 + 8 000 000=8020000

4+3000=3004

3004+900=3904

3904+ "8023904"

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Answer:

80,023,904

Explanation:

Just add all the numbers together.

Marilena answered Oct 17, 2021

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