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Take one away from nine and leave ten?
how do you take one away from nine and leave ten
What number can one take a half and leave nothing?
In literal terms, 1/2 (or .5). In this case, you can literally take one half and leave nothing.
What number can you take half of and leave nothing?
Zero
What number can you take away half of and leave nothing?
The number you can take away half of and leave nothing is zero. When you take away half of zero (which is also zero), you are left with zero. This is because zero divided by two is zero, and subtracting zero from zero leaves you with zero.
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