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What is the top number in a subtraction problem called?
Subtrahened
What is the second number in a subtraction problem?
The second number in a subtraction problem is called the subtrahend.
What is the result of a subtraction called?
In any subtraction sum, for example, 8 - 3 = 5, the first number is called the minuend. The second number is the subtrahend, and the third number is the difference.
What are the numbers in a subtraction sentence called?
The first number is called the minuend. The second number is called the subtrahend. The answer is called the difference.
What is the second number in a subtraction problem called?
the subtrahend
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