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Written by Lin Donn Illustrated by Phillip Martin

Subtraction Start with 3

Subtraction and end with 2.

Subtraction What happened to 1?

Subtraction

Subtraction I see. If I understand this …

Subtraction If you start with 4

Subtraction and end with 3

Subtraction You’ll need to take away 1.

Subtraction

Subtraction But where does the 1 go?

Subtraction Does anyone know?

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