I make you think on this one ...
round 26 to the nearest tens and 22 stay's the same.
5672 ok ok ok ok ok ok ok
Cool, but where is the diagram?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The word "more" in this context means we want to find the difference between the number Daria has and the number Julia has. It is an "additive" comparison.
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You need to be a little careful with this. You will often see wording such as "... <em>times more</em> than ...", in which case it is a multiplicative comparison. (I would prefer the multiplicative comparison wording to be "... times as many as ...", so that "more" is reserved for additive comparisons. Alas, not in this lifetime.)
