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Explain 13 - 6 using blocks by the subtraction method.

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7\text{7}

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To explain 13−613 - 6 using blocks by the subtraction method:

  1. Start with 13 blocks.

    Imagine you have 13 individual blocks.

  2. Take away 6 blocks.

    From the 13 blocks, remove 6 of them.

  3. Count the remaining blocks.

    Count how many blocks are left after removing 6.

    13−6=713 - 6 = 7

    You will have 7 blocks remaining.

    The final answer is 7\text{7}.

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