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How do you have 15 take away 6 and have 10 left? - Answers

Well, that would be true if the first two numbers are in base=11 but the 10 is in base=10. (15)11 = decimal 16 (6)11 = decimal 6 (15)11 - (6)11 = (decimal 16) minus (decimal 6) = decimal 10 (*For the solution to the Poptropica riddle, see the related question below.)



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Well, that would be true if the first two numbers are in base=11 but the 10 is in base=10. (15)11 = decimal 16 (6)11 = decimal 6 (15)11 - (6)11 = (decimal 16) minus (decimal 6) = decimal 10 (*For the solution to the Poptropica riddle, see the related question below.)



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How do you have 15 take away 6 and have 10 left? - Answers

Well, that would be true if the first two numbers are in base=11 but the 10 is in base=10. (15)11 = decimal 16 (6)11 = decimal 6 (15)11 - (6)11 = (decimal 16) minus (decimal 6) = decimal 10 (*For the solution to the Poptropica riddle, see the related question below.)

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