Camilla is moving next week, and she is comparing rental vehicles that will fit all her furniture. She is deciding between a cargo van that is 7 feet long and a box truck that is 10 feet long. Camilla wants as much space as possible, so she decides to rent the box truck since it is b feet longer than the cargo van.Which diagram models the story?Which equation models the story?Choices:(A) b−10=7(B) 7+b=10
Q. Camilla is moving next week, and she is comparing rental vehicles that will fit all her furniture. She is deciding between a cargo van that is 7 feet long and a box truck that is 10 feet long. Camilla wants as much space as possible, so she decides to rent the box truck since it is b feet longer than the cargo van.Which diagram models the story?Which equation models the story?Choices:(A) b−10=7(B) 7+b=10
Identify Vehicle Lengths: Camilla is comparing the lengths of two vehicles: a cargo van and a box truck. The cargo van is 7 feet long, and the box truck is 10 feet long. We need to find how much longer the box truck is compared to the cargo van.
Find Length Difference: To find the difference in length between the box truck and the cargo van, subtract the length of the cargo van from the length of the box truck: 10 feet−7 feet.
Calculate Difference: Performing the subtraction gives us: 10−7=3 feet. So, the box truck is 3 feet longer than the cargo van.
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