For each problem pick a bin from each row. Subtract to find how many more bottles are in the bin from the top row than the bottom row. 15,12,13,9,7,8
For each problem pick a bin from each row. Subtract to find how many more bottles are in the bin from the top row than the bottom row. 15,12,13,9,7,8
You have to subtract A-D= 6 more bottles
For example: Bin A has 6 more bottles than Bin D.
For example: Bin B has 5 more bottles than Bin E.
What bin? What rows?
Bin——————- has ————- more bottles than bin———-
To find out how many more bottles are in the bin from the top row than the bottom row for each problem, we need to subtract the number of bottles in the bottom row bin from the top row bin.
Let's go through the given numbers step by step:
1. The first problem: 15 bottles in the top row bin and 12 bottles in the bottom row bin. To find the difference, we subtract 12 from 15: 15 - 12 = 3. So, there are 3 more bottles in the bin from the top row than the bottom row.
2. The second problem: 13 bottles in the top row bin and 9 bottles in the bottom row bin. Subtracting 9 from 13 gives us: 13 - 9 = 4. Therefore, there are 4 more bottles in the bin from the top row than the bottom row.
3. The third problem: 7 bottles in the top row bin and 8 bottles in the bottom row bin. Subtracting 8 from 7 yields: 7 - 8 = -1. Here, we get a negative result, indicating that there are actually 1 fewer bottle in the bin from the top row than the bottom row.
In summary:
- The first problem had 3 more bottles in the top row bin than the bottom row.
- The second problem had 4 more bottles in the top row bin than the bottom row.
- The third problem had 1 fewer bottle in the top row bin than the bottom row.