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Find the difference between -14w - 3 and 5w I will give you a medal
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The numerical meaning for "difference" is "subtraction." Ex: The difference between 5 and 3 is 2 Mathematically: 5-3=2
I mean, the mathematical meaning*
(-14w - 3) - (5w) = (-14w - 5w) - 3 = -19w -3
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@livias.random Is correct, but I think you should also understand what the statement you're given is saying.
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@brooke2353 That's already been said.
OH MY BAD
I will delete it then
@CShrix, don't worry, I understand, and I figured that since you did a great job of defining 'difference' mathematically repeating was unnecessary
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