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On Monday, the rover traveled 330 cm. On Tuesday,it traveled 180 cm. If the rover stoped every 15 cm to recharge, how many more

times did it need to recharge on monday than on Tusday?

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boyakko [2]3 years ago

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10 more times

On Monday the rover needed to charge 22 times and on Tuesday 12 times.
So the answer is 22-12=10

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