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A summer camp was organized in Coraldale School for the children. The table below shows the activities and number of children who participated in them.

How many more children participated in field games than water sports?

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13

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12

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15

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20

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Solution

The correct option is A 13
Number of children who participated in field games = 45

Number of children who participated in water sports = 32

Difference = 45 – 32 = 13

So, 13 more children participated in field games than in water sports.

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