Mathematics, 09.04.2020 17:47 anjali9788

5. Which subtraction problem does NOT require zero
pairs to solve using chips?
O A. 8-(-3)
O B.(-1) – 4
OC.(3) -(-6)
OD(-9) - (-5)

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5. Which subtraction problem does NOT require zero
pairs to solve using chips?
O A. 8-(-...