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Explain how to use diagrams for 13 - 6 by the subtraction method.
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3 stepsI can explain how to use diagrams for by the subtraction method. Since I can't draw images, I will describe what the diagrams would look like.
Represent 13 blocks.
Imagine drawing 13 small squares or circles.
(This represents 13 blocks.)
Take away 6 blocks.
From the 13 blocks, cross out or remove 6 of them.
(6 blocks are crossed out.)
Count the remaining blocks.
Count the blocks that are not crossed out.
There are 7 blocks left.
The final answer is .
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