For each story problem, 26 - 12 can be used to solve the problem. Label each of the story problems as comparison subtraction, take-away subtraction, or missing-addend subtraction.
A) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store, and her friend Tisha had $12. How much more did Laresa have than Tisha?
B) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store. She bought a wallet for $12. How much did she have left?
C) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store because she had $12 already and then received cash for babysitting. How much did she earn babysitting?

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The Answer of For each story problem, 26 - 12 can be used to solve the problem. Label each of the story problems as comparison subtraction, take-away subtraction, or missing-addend subtraction.
A) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store, and her friend Tisha had $12. How much more did Laresa have than Tisha?
B) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store. She bought a wallet for $12. How much did she have left?
C) Laresa had $26 when she went into the store because she had $12 already and then received cash for babysitting. How much did she earn babysitting?

For Each Story Problem, 26 - 12 Can Be Used