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\begin{tabular}{l|c} & \\ \hline After watching American Idol, & Jo \\ viewers call in and vote for their & m \\ favorite contestant. During the & h \\ first minute of voting 2,486 & 3 \\ people voted. During the & m \\ second minute of voting 3,289 & a \\ people voted. How many & r \\ people voted in the first two & \\ minutes? \end{tabular}

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En los primeros dos minutos, un total de 5,775 personas votaron.

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Para resolver el problema, debemos sumar la cantidad de personas que votaron en los dos minutos. 1. En el primer minuto, votaron 2,486 personas. 2. En el segundo minuto, votaron 3,289 personas. Ahora, sumamos estas dos cantidades: \[ r = 2486 + 3289 \] Realicemos la suma: \[ r = 2486 + 3289 = 5775 \] Por lo tanto, el número total de personas que votaron en los primeros dos minutos es **5,775**.

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To find out how many people voted in the first two minutes, we simply need to add the number of votes from each minute together. During the first minute, 2,486 people voted. During the second minute, 3,289 people voted. So, we calculate: 2,486 + 3,289 = 5,775 Therefore, a total of 5,775 people voted in the first two minutes.

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