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- 2. SUBTRACT
- 3. SUBTRACT
- 4. MULTIPLY
- 5. MULTIPLY
- 6. SUBTRACT
- 7. SUBTRACT
- 8. ADD
- 9. ADD
- 10. WRITE IN WORDS
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- 12. DIVIDE
- 13. DIVIDE
- 14. SUBTRACT
- 15. SUBTRACT
- 16. MULTIPLY
- 17. MULTIPLY
- 18. ADD
- 19. ADD
- 20. WRITE IN WORDS
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- 25. WRITE IN WORDS One million, three hundred seventy- seven thousand, three hundred twenty - five
- 26. DIVIDE
- 27. MULTIPLY
- 28. SUBTRACT
- 29. SUBTRACT
- 30. MULTIPLY
- 31. MULTIPLY