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Operations on Integers

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Which of the following numbers is the predecessor
of 3459? [1 Mark]
A) 3458
B) 3450
C) 3460
D) 3500

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Solution

Predecessor of 3459 = 3459 – 1 = 3458
Therefore, the correct answer is option A) 3458 [1 Mark]

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