itsdianaduh
itsdianaduh
02-11-2017
Mathematics
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If anyone know, please help thanks!
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williamyeung34
williamyeung34
02-11-2017
Just take 43 and subtract 7 to get 36
If you check, "7 more than 36" does equal 43
So 36
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Pinoyboy
Pinoyboy
02-11-2017
The question is seven more than a number is 43. This means that the number is also seven less than 43. To solve, simply subtract seven from 43 and you get your answer: 36
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