The sum of any two natural numbers will be less than each of the addends individ

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The sum of any two natural numbers will be less than each of the addends individually. State True/False

Options:

A . True

B . False

Answer: Option A

The sum of any two natural numbers is always greater than any of the addends individually. For example. 4 + 5 = 9, 9is greater than 4 as well as5.

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