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soustraction
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opération mathématique
Subtraction is a mathematical operation where you take away a certain amount from a larger amount to find what remains—for example, if you remove two peaches from five peaches, you're left with three. It's a fundamental skill that helps us solve everyday problems involving quantities, like figuring out change after a purchase or determining how much of something is left.
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La soustraction est l'une des opérations basiques de l'arithmétique. La soustraction combine deux ou plusieurs grandeurs du même type, appelées opérandes, pour donner un seul nombre, appelé la différence. Soustraire signifie diminuer en comptant.Soustraire b de a (calculer a − b) c'est trouver le nombre qui complèterait b pour donner a, c'est-à-dire le nombre d tel que b + d = a Le signe de soustraction est le symbole « − ». Par exemple : on lit 3 − 2 = 1 comme « trois moins deux font un ». Les noms des différents termes de la formule c − b = a sont diminuende (c) − diminuteur (b) = différence (a).
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