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Mike sees 3 more fish than Chris. Chris sees 6 fish. How many fish does Mike see? It says use comparison bars. Thanks
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Mike sees 3 more fish than Chris. Chris sees 6 fish. How many fish does Mike see? It says use comparison bars. Thanks
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Mike sees 9 fish. 6 + 3 = 9.
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Chris sees 6 fish.
Mike sees 3 more fish than Chris.
6 + 3 = 9
So on your bar, you have Chris's number of fish he saw, 6, and you have 3 being added to that on Mike's bar.
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