YesNot exactly. The difference is the answer to a subtraction problem; they aren't really the exactsame thing.
In science and mathematics one objective is to be as parsimonious as possible. This means that we try to develop theories using as few basic ideas as possible. Although subtraction is a convenient part of language we don't need it in mathematics because it can be thought of as negative subtraction. This is an example of parsimony.
No, it is really called the Difference. Thanks for asking!
I really can't say, because you're not letting me see the subtraction problem below.
who invented subtraction?
Whole numbers subtraction: YesDivision integers: No.
There cannot be a definition because it does not exist!
YesNot exactly. The difference is the answer to a subtraction problem; they aren't really the exactsame thing.
In science and mathematics one objective is to be as parsimonious as possible. This means that we try to develop theories using as few basic ideas as possible. Although subtraction is a convenient part of language we don't need it in mathematics because it can be thought of as negative subtraction. This is an example of parsimony.
No, it is really called the Difference. Thanks for asking!
There is no commutative property in subtraction or division because the order of the numbers cannot be change. This means that when multiplying or adding it does not matter the order of the numbers because the answer comes out the same.
Bald eagles are endangered, but they really exist.
No, Medusa does not really exist. She is a fictional character from mythology.
No, It does not exist!!
No, super hero didn't really exist
I really can't say, because you're not letting me see the subtraction problem below.
yes it does and you're really stupid for asking that question..lights also exist in space!! but i would prefer if you asked the question do colours really exist now that's a logical question which many of us are wondering.