Higher order thinking jamie says
that 19 - 10 is equal to 20 – 10
because both use subtr...
Mathematics, 12.12.2019 04:31 Nico8776
Higher order thinking jamie says
that 19 - 10 is equal to 20 – 10
because both use subtraction. is jamie
correct? explain why or why not.
**1st grade question**
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