Colin has £25. Dan takes £yy. How much is left?​

Answer:

why does dan take colins money

Explanation:

The amount of money that is left is £25 - £y when Colin has £25 and Dan takes £y.

Subtraction is a mathematical operation that deducts the right-hand operand from the left-hand operand.

for example 4 -2 = 2

We have been given that Colin has £25. Dan takes £y

We have to determine the amount of money that is left

As per the given question, the required solution would be as:

If Colin has £25 and Dan takes £y, the amount of money that is left is £25 - £y.

This is because £25 is the original amount of money that Colin has, and £y is the amount that is taken away. When you subtract £y from £25, you are left with the remaining amount of money.

For example, if Dan takes £10, the amount of money that is left is £25 - £10 = £15. If Dan takes £5, the amount of money that is left is £25 - £5 = £20. And so on.

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