Subtract 1Subtract 3 Subtract same number Subtract numbers from their doubles Subtract 2.

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Subtract 1Subtract 3 Subtract same number Subtract numbers from their doubles Subtract 2

Rose 2 – 1 =

3 – 1 = Bronze medal

4 – 1 = Silver medal

9 – 1 = Gold medal

2 – 2 = Rose

3 – 2 = Bronze medal

4 – 2 = Silver medal

10 – 2 = Gold medal

3 – 3 = Rose

4 – 3 = Bronze medal

6 – 3 = Silver medal

7 – 3 = Gold medal

Rose 4 – 4 =

5 – 5 = Bronze medal

7 – 7 = Silver medal

10 – 10 = Gold medal

8 – 4 = Rose

10 – 5 = Bronze medal

12 – 6 = Silver medal

16 – 8 = Gold medal