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3 years ago

6-?=3 complete the pairs to have a difference of 3 the first number of the pair will be the larger number ?-4=3

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navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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okay so first look at the number you know them add that by the sum (what it equals) to get 7.

so, ?-4=3 = 7-4=3

?=7

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