As many times as you feel like it before you get bored and stop.
After 10 times, you will be left with zero, and you'll begin going into negative numbers.
Bu that should be no problem for you.
I thought that it would be only once because then you are subtracting from the number 90 not 100.
it's the number you get after you subtract the growth rate by a 100 i am not shire about it :)
First you subtract the new number from the original number then divide it by the original number and multiply that by 100 original-new __________*100 original
The number 7 occurs once. The digit 7 occurs 20 times.
111-11=100.. This way, you used the number 1 five times and reached the value of a 100.
To find the number that, when subtracted from 100, gives you 52, you would subtract 48 from 100. This is because 100 - 48 = 52. So, the number you are looking for is 48.
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5 times
You can subtract 1 from 100 only once if you're considering the act of subtraction itself. After you subtract 1, you no longer have 100; you have 99. However, if you keep subtracting 1 from the resulting number, you can continue indefinitely.
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Riddle answer : As many as you like -- (100-10) will always equal 90. However, if it isn't a riddle, the answer would be 10 to reach 0. You could continue to subtract 10 an infinite number of times, yielding an increasing negative value.
You can subtract 5 from 100 a total of 20 times before you reach zero. Each subtraction decreases the total by 5, so after 20 subtractions, you would have 0 left. However, if you consider the question literally, you can subtract 5 from 100 as many times as you want, but the meaningful answer is that you can do it 20 times until you no longer have a positive number.
Once! After you have subtracted it once, you are subtracting 100 from 1900, and then 100 from 1800 and on and on
100 tiem if u subract it by one
So call the number you need "x" then you have 4x +16=100 so you subtract the 16 from 100 and divide by 4
just subtract 100 by 38 DUH!
How many time can you subtract2.5 from 30 until you get 0
There are infinitely many solutions for that. Choose ANY number as the first number. The subtract 100 minus this number, to get the second number.