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Easy math for points : What operation is meant by the following words: less, fewer, difference?

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omeli [17]2 years ago

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Using the following words that were provided, that would fit the description of subtraction. Subtraction is the use of removing a certain amount of number from a different number.

For example, ten less than eleven would be 11 - 10 using subtraction.

For example, ten fewer than eleven would also be 11 - 10

For example, the difference between eleven and ten would be 11 - 10

Answer: Option D, subtraction

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