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What is the past tense of subtract?

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The past tense of subtract is subtracted.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of subtract is subtracts.

The present participle of subtract is subtracting.

The past participle of subtract is subtracted.

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What single social advance subtracted more from the sum of human misery than the extirpation of slavery in the nineteenth century?
On standard problems, solutions were coded as covert when the child simply added or subtracted the correct number of chips in a single operation.
All dead nestlings found within or outside the nest box were subtracted from brood size at day 13 to determine the actual number fledged.
The fluorescence is not visible because the background was subtracted in each spectrum.
I didn't have much change on me when I subtracted my bus fare, but I emptied out all I could spare for him.
The integrated density of a background box was subtracted from that of a box encompassing each sample.

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