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What is 10+2010 + 20?

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Q. What is 10+2010 + 20?
  1. Identify Operation: Identify the operation required to solve the problem.\newlineThe problem asks for the sum of two numbers, 1010 and 2020. The operation required is addition.
  2. Perform Addition: Perform the addition operation.\newlineCalculate the sum of 1010 and 2020.\newline10+20=3010 + 20 = 30

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