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Mathematics, 29.10.2019 00:31 tward4569

Acompany has a monthly profit, or gain, of $6,400. the next month they have a loss of $4,700.

what expression would you use to find the difference in profit between the two months?

6,400 - 4,700
4,700 - 6,400
6,400 - (-4,700)
-4,700 - 6,400

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