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Joe owed Mike $49. On Friday, Joe paid Mike $23 . How much does Joe owe Mike now?

 Jan 21, 2021
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First of all, it is helpful to put a \$ so it doesnt take it as \(\LaTeX\). If Joe owed Mike 49 dollars on friday, and he paid 23 dollars from it, then you use the 2 numbers, 49 and 23 and make a expression. The expression would be \(49-23\). And \(49-23=26\).

 Jan 21, 2021
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in this case the formula would be what Joe owes subtracted by how many dollars Joe paid Mike, so 49-23=26

 

also @cryptoaops, I'm pretty sure you know me. I'm dd0

 

btw, I upvoted your post. 

 Jan 21, 2021
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GJ @dd0.

 

Wow, ur dd0... nice... ill use the message center here 2 chat w/ u...

cryptoaops  Jan 21, 2021
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Thanks, guys   !!!   

 

cool cool cool

 Jan 21, 2021
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Happy 2 help, Chris!

cryptoaops  Jan 21, 2021

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