Questions: 13+7.69

13+7.69
Transcript text: $13+7.69$
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Solution Steps

To solve the problem of adding two numbers, we simply need to perform the arithmetic operation of addition on the given numbers, 13 and 7.69.

Step 1: Identify the Numbers to be Added

The problem requires us to add two numbers: \(13\) and \(7.69\).

Step 2: Perform the Addition

To find the sum, we calculate: \[ 13 + 7.69 = 20.69 \]

Final Answer

\(\boxed{20.69}\)

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