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What is it when you take away the whole ---- you still have some left over?
When you take away the whole and still have some left over it is because you divided the word "wholesome" in two.
What is it that when you take the whole away you still have some left over?
It is called the Remainder.
What dus subract mean?
subract mean to take a away an amount and then you have small amount left over.
5 oranges at the store you take away three how many left?
If you take away 3 from 5 your left with 2.
If there are 4 letters in a word and you take away 2 and add three more and take away 5 and add 2 then how many letters are in the word?
u will have 2 left over
What is that when you take away the whole you still have some left over?
Whole some. You take away the whole and there are still SOME left over
From what seven letter word can you take away two letters and have eight left?
We saw it as from what heavy seven letter word can you take away two and have eight left? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .weights
What is it when you take away the whole ---- you still have some left over?
When you take away the whole and still have some left over it is because you divided the word "wholesome" in two.
What 5 letter word has 6 left when you take 2 letters away?
Sixty... when u take 2 letters away you are left with 'six'
What 5 letter word has six left after you take two away?
Sixty :)
What 5 letter word will have six left if you take two away?
eight
What is it that when you take the whole away there's some left over?
wholesome
What five-letter word has six left when you take two letters away?
sixty
What seven letter word has seven left when you take two letters away?
seventy
How can you take away half of twelve and have seven left over?
in roman numerals
What is it that when you take the whole away you still have some left over?
It is called the Remainder.
Take one letter from Finest to get a word that means penalties?
Take away the 't' and you're left with 'Fines'.
