In this subtraction, the boxes contain the digits 3, 4, 6, and 9 in some order and the circles contain the digits 4, 5, 8, and 9 in some order. What four-digit number is represented
To find the four-digit number represented in the subtraction, you need to compare the given information about the boxes and circles and identify the digit values for each place. Here's how you can approach it:
1. Start by listing all possible combinations of numbers for each container. Since there are 4 digits in each container, there are 4! (4-factorial) possible permutations for each. This means there are 24 different combinations for both the boxes and the circles.
2. Write down all these combinations and assign them to the boxes and circles.
3. Now, subtract the smaller number represented by the circles from the larger number represented by the boxes. Make sure to align the digits appropriately to perform the subtraction correctly.
4. After subtracting, the result should give you the four-digit number represented by the subtraction.
Follow these steps, and you should be able to determine the four-digit number represented by the subtraction.
6934 - 4589 = 2345
what? That's not what you wanted? Then you need to provide a little more information about these boxes and circles and how they relate to each other.