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5 days ago

Juan has $10 to spend. He needs $13 to purchase the supplies. Explain how to find the amount of money Juan is short.

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To find out how much money Juan is lacking, you start by subtracting the amount he has from what he needs. The result will show the shortfall, which is $3. Hope this helps!!

lawyer [4K]5 days ago

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Sample Answer: To determine the difference between 10 and 13, you apply the concept of additive inverses. Juan is lacking $3 to buy his supplies.

tester [3.9K]5 days ago

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Your response would be:
Calculate the difference between 10 and 13 using the additive inverse. Juan is $3 short for his supplies. Glad to assist!

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