Question

Camelo’s class has 7 tables with 2 students at each table. Kera’s class has 10 tables with 2 students at each table. How many more students are there in Keras class?

Answer 1

Answer:

6 more students in Kera's class.

Step-by-step explanation:

If Camelo's class has 7 tables with 2 students at each table, then that means Camelo's class has 14 students total since $7*2=14$

If Kera's class has 10 tables with 2 students at each table, then that means Kera's class has 20 students total since $10*2=20$

You then subtract the number of students in Kera's class from the number of students in Camelo's class.

$20-14=6$

Therefore, Kera's class has 6 more students than Camelo's class.