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Misha Larkins [42]

3 years ago

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Para la construcción de una cabaña en el campo don Samuel compró 7,943 clavos hasta el momento ha utilizado 473 ¿cuantos clavos

le queda?

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Kazeer [188]3 years ago

5 0

<u>Restando la cantidad utilizada de el total</u>, tiene-se que 7470 clavos le quedan.

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En total, para la construcción, Samuel compró 7,943 clavos.
De toda esta cantidad, 473 fueron utilizadas.
La cantidad de clavos que le quedan es la <u>subtracción da cantidad total por la utilizada</u>, o sea, 7943 restado de 473.

$7943 - 473 = 7470$

Le quedan 7470 clavos.

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