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2 The day after a record storm dumped 23.15 inches of snow in Steamboat Springs, 6.51 inches of the snow melted. How much snow was left?

The day after a record storm dumped 23.1523.15 inches of snow in Steamboat Springs, 6.516.51 inches of the snow melted. How much snow was left?

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Q. The day after a record storm dumped 23.1523.15 inches of snow in Steamboat Springs, 6.516.51 inches of the snow melted. How much snow was left?
  1. Identify Initial Amount: Identify the initial amount of snow and the amount that melted.\newlineInitial amount of snow: 23.1523.15 inches\newlineAmount of snow that melted: 6.516.51 inches\newlineTo find out how much snow is left, we need to subtract the amount that melted from the initial amount.\newlineCalculation: 23.1523.15 inches −- 6.516.51 inches
  2. Perform Subtraction: Perform the subtraction to find the remaining amount of snow.\newlineCalculation: 23.15−6.51=16.6423.15 - 6.51 = 16.64 inches\newlineThis is the amount of snow left after the melting.

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