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Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
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Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
Assessment timer and count
Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
Assessment timer and count
Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
Assessment timer and count
Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
Assessment timer and count
Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24
Assessment timer and count
Assessment items

Item 15

The table shows the amounts of food collected by two homerooms. Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student?
Homeroom A Homeroom B
Students 24
16
Canned Food 30
22
Dry Food 42
24

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User Dekron
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Homeroom B need to collect 3 more items to have more items per student.


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User Benzi Heler
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