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Jake has 7.

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4 17

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4 17

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3 leaves fewer frm 5 is 2. So 5-3=2!
Posted by: numbers
23+15

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2+3=5 and 3+2=5 both are the same so 5-3=2 and 5-2=3 are the same.
Posted by: numbers 23+15

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2+5=7
7_2=5

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10-5=[]
5+5=10 so 10-5=5!
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11 5

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By Ivan\Lucas

Tom has 5 fewer than Meg.

5+5=10

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19, 20

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11 5

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Because we now
5+5=10 so 10-5=5
4 17

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Jan has 3 fewer fish than Mike. Mike has 5 fish. How many fish does Jan have?

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Jake has 5 more apples than Annie. Annie has 2 apples. How many apples does Jake have?

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Meg has 10 leaves. Tom has 5 leaves. How many fewer leaves does Tom have than Meg?