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2. Ron lives in Seattle, but he is going to be in Hawaii for 13 days during the month of

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il63 [147K]3 years ago

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We will subtract 13 from the days of March to find out the days in March Ron will be in Seattle.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Number of days Ron will be in Hawaii = 13 days

Number of days in March = 30 days

As Ron will be in Hawaii for 13 days, the remaining days he will be in Seattle.

So we will subtract 13 from days of March to find out the number of days in March, Ron will be in Seattle.

Number of days in Seattle = Days of March - Number of days in Hawaii

Number of days in Seattle = 30 - 13 = 17 days

We will subtract 13 from the days of March to find out the days in March Ron will be in Seattle.

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