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What is order of magnitude of `(10^(4)+10^(2))`?

A

`10^(6)`

B

`10^(8)`

C

`10^(4)`

D

`10^(2)`

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The correct Answer is:
c
The order is `10^(4)`
Because `10^(4)+10^(2)=10000+100=10100` and order of magnitude of 10100 is `10^(4)`.
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