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Who invented subtraction sign?
The minus, negative, or subtraction symbol is derived from a tilde written over "m" that used to be used to indicate subtraction. It might also be a shorthand version of the "m" itself.
Algorithm for subtraction of two numbers?
read the value A,b store the result of subtraction of a,b in continer subtraction display subtraction
What is the name of the subtraction sign?
the subtraction sign
What is the answer to subtraction answer called?
The result of a mathematical subtraction is the difference.
Does the communitive property work with subtraction?
yes it does work for subtraction
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