We could've just get that by taking 180 and subtracting 29 and subtracting 92.

When you're subtracting 8 you're subtracting another 6.

So we're subtracting 40, and we're subtracting 2.

We're subtracting 42. We're subtracting 40 and 2.

Or another way of thinking about it, we're subtracting 600, we're subtracting 50, we are subtracting 9.

So we decrease by the amount that you're subtracting.

I'm subtracting 8x.

We're subtracting that.

We're just adding and subtracting from both sides, in this case, subtracting.

We're subtracting 2 x's.

Or adding or subtracting.

And we're subtracting this.

If I'm subtracting 3

We're subtracting both of them.

We're adding and subtracting numbers.

We're subtracting the whole thing.

Now if we're subtracting, that means we have to subtract 2 and we're subtracting the 1 5.

And from that, we're subtracting 42.

So 531 is the same thing as 500 30 1 and if you subtract 176 that is the same thing as subtracting 100 and subtracting another 70 and subtracting another 6

Now, if I divide by 0, then that means I'm subtracting 0 over and over.

And I'm subtracting it, so it's plus.

We're subtracting 600 plus 50 plus 9.

You're sub... from that you're subtracting 16.

That's a good review of subtracting decimals.

I'm adding a 16, subtracting a 16.

So we're subtracting 5 from the left.

That won't change by adding or subtracting the same thing to both sides of the inequality.

So we're subtracting one rational expression from another.

You're subtracting 3 from there, that becomes 0.

So I'm really subtracting 45 from that side.

Welcome to the presentation on subtracting decimal numbers.

Remember, we're subtracting this negative number from 10x.

And we're also subtracting 5 from the right.

Because we're subtracting a positive number from this.

Your intuition might say, oh, I'm subtracting 3.

And we get, subtracting five from both sides, and notice we are just subtracting five from every part of this compound inequality.

3x squared will approach infinity, but we're subtracting it.

And then we're subtracting b squared from both sides.

Instead of subtracting something from that, let's add 2.

So subtracting fractions is very similar to adding fractions.

let's see, we're subtracting 2v squared from both sides.

Welcome to the presentation on adding and subtracting fractions.

That was the whole point behind subtracting this value.

Bob decrypts the message by subtracting the shifts according to the secret word he also has a copy of.

Welcome to the presentation on adding and subtracting negative numbers.