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Which of the following statement is true?
I. Sum of 1212, 334 and 298 is 1834.
II. When the sum of 912 and 445 is subtracted from 1366, then the resultant is 9.
III. Sum of 339 and 185 is 16 more than the sum of 96 and 412.

Asked in MPTET Varg-2 (Math) · 2023
Basic Operation · Quantitative Aptitude
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