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3 years ago

The ones circled please put the answers and what the problem is ok? and thank y'all for the support

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Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago

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7) 2-3=-1 9) 6-9=-3
11) -3-4=-7 13) -7-6=-13
15)-3-9=-12 17) 6-(-2)=8
19)3-(-5)=8 21) 5-(-8)=13
23)-2-(-1)=-1 25) -10-(-4)=-6
27)-6-(-5)=-1 29) -8-(-6)=-2
31)5-(-3)=8 33) 7-10=-3
35)-2-5=-7 37) -9-(-4)=-5

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