Tina and Joy have a few chocolates with them as shown. Who has more chocolates and by how much?

Tina, by 3,211

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Joy, by 4,211

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Tina, by 4,112

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Solution

The correct option is B Joy, by 4,211
Number of chocolates Joy has = 6,324

Number of chocolates Tina has = 2,113

Joy has more chocolates than Tina.

To know how many chocolates Joy has more than Tina, we need to subtract the smaller number from the bigger number.

= 6,324 – 2,113

Let's subtract the numbers using vertical subtraction.

Vertical subtraction is a method of subtracting where the numbers are lined up in columns according to their place values.

Therefore, the number of chocolates Joy has more than Tina is 4,211.

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