Subtract.

Subtraction

You subtract.

Do the subtraction.

We have the minus sign here.

When you do add or subtract

In general with subtraction,

So what's 'subtraction' now?

Subtraction or 'minus' is the opposite of addition.

That's what's subtraction is.

But that's a wrong problem to ask.

Let's do the subtraction version.

So this was a minus sign out here.

So we're ready to subtract.

Division is just glorified subtraction.

So it's just glorified subtraction.

Especially when you're comparing against subtraction.

In 'subtraction,' you're taking away.

Subtraction is when you are taking something away.

You're probably saying, Sal, subtraction is easy.

So we do that before we do any addition or subtraction.

So we can really focus on the subtracting the radical

But anyway back to subtraction.

And let's do our subtraction.

And subtraction is the same thing.

And then you can just do your subtraction like a normal subtraction problem.

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And then finally you do addition and subtraction.

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13 4, I'll be able to subtract there.

Welcome to the video on 'basic subtraction.'

Now let me show you some interesting things about subtraction.

And it works the same way with subtraction.

BEFORE I do that subtraction because multiplication division have priority.

So let's see how far we can get with the subtraction.

When we do addition and subtraction, it's a little bit different.

So what can we do here to actually do this subtraction problem?

So e to the the minus 1 2 times x, right?

In the subtraction case, we decrease back to the left on the number line.

Hopefully that gives you a little bit of intuition about what subtraction is.

Welcome to the presentation on level 4 subtraction.

It gets priority over addition or subtraction.

But I think you're ready now to try the subtraction of decimals.