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3 years ago

Jamal wants to subtract 16-7. First he subtract 16-6 then he subtracts 1 why will he get the correct answer

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Step-by-step explanation: He will get the answer correct because if you add the 6 & 1 together it equals Seven. Seven was the original number that was supposed to be subtracted from 16.

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