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April sees a ship that is 75 meters long. She sees a sailboat that is 19 meters long. How much longer is the ship than the sailboat? A 46 meters B. 56 meters c. 66 meters D. 84 meters
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April sees a ship that is 75 meters long. She sees a sailboat that is 19 meters long.

How much longer is the ship than the sailboat?

A
46 meters

B. 56 meters

c. 66 meters

D. 84 meters

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75-19=56

The answer is 56
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