Monty has 16 toy cars in 4 equal groups and 24 toy boats in 3 equal groups. how many more toy boats are in each group than toy cars

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Sawyer Woods

Mathematics

9 July, 09:21

Monty has 16 toy cars in 4 equal groups and 24 toy boats in 3 equal groups. how many more toy boats are in each group than toy cars

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Maci Preston · Answer 1

Well first we divide 16 by 4 because we have to split the cars up equally in 4 groups and the answer we get to that is 4 so there are 4 cars in each group. Now we do the same for the boats we take 24 and divide by 3 and get 8, so there are 8 boats in each group. Now we take the toy boats in one group because there are obviously more of them and subtract the cars that are in one group and get a difference of 4 which is the answer

Jonathan Cantrell · Answer 2

16 / 4 = 4 cars and 24 / 3 = 8 boats there are 8boats in each group and 4 cars in each group the answer is There are 4 more toy boats in each group than toy cars.