15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the width of the carton. How many more tins are packed standing upright than lying along the width?

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BitExodus asked Apr 13, 2023

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15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the width of the carton. How many more tins are packed standing upright than lying along the width?

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I think the answer is D

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