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Answer to a math question (25+1)+(-95+1)
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1. Simplify inside the parentheses:
25+1 = 26
-95+1 = -94
2. Add the simplified results:
26 + (-94) = 26 - 94 = -68
Therefore, the final answer is:
-68
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