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If $A = [1$ amp; $2], B = [3$ amp; $4]$ then $A + B =$

A
$[1$ amp; $4]$
B
$[4$ amp; $4]$
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$[4$ amp; $6]$
D
None of these

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$[4$ amp; $6]$

Given, $A = [1$ amp; $2], B = [3$ amp; $4]$ then $A + B =$
$[1 + 3$ amp; $2 + 4] A + B = [4$ amp; $6]$

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