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You take two apples from 7 apples how many apples do you have?
Oh, dude, if you take two apples from a total of seven apples, you'll have two apples. It's like magic, right? You didn't lose any apples in the process, don't worry. Math can be tricky, but we got this!
How many apples will be there if you take 3 apples from 5 apples?
2 apples.
If there are five apples and take away three how many apples do you have?
5 apples take away 3 apples leaves you with 2 apples. 5 - 3 = 2
Take 2 apples from 5 apples. how many do you have?
you have 2 apples
If you have 5 apples and you take away 3 apples how many apples will you have?
You would have 2 apples 5 - 3 = 2
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