Solve the following equation:
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Solve the following equation:
The problem requires us to compute the sum of two natural numbers, and .
Let's solve it with a step-by-step approach:
Here’s how it looks:
Adding the place values:
Thus, summing all these, we find:
However, I realize there was an error! Upon further review, the correct calculation should yield:
Thus, the final sum:
The correct choice from the given options is .
Choose the correct answer:
\( 693+705=\text{ ?} \)
Great observation! The explanation contains an error - it calculated , but this is incorrect. Let's recalculate: 4 + 1 = 5 in ten-thousands place is wrong. The correct answer is ... wait, that's still not matching! Let me double-check: actually vs the correct .
Use these steps: 1) Write numbers in columns with place values aligned, 2) Add one column at a time from right to left, 3) Double-check each column sum, 4) Verify by adding in reverse order.
Pay attention to zero placement! In 43,007, the zeros are in hundreds and tens places, so it's forty-three thousand seven. In 43,700, zeros are in tens and units places, making it forty-three thousand seven hundred.
For , no carrying is needed because each column sum is less than 10. But always be ready to carry when any column sum equals 10 or more!
Use estimation: . Since 56,047 is close to 56,000, while 46,047 is not, the answer should be around 56,000. But wait - let me recalculate the exact answer carefully!
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