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Mathematics, 08.05.2021 14:00 joserodriguez212004

The table shows the amount of food collected by two homerooms, Homeroom A collects 21 additional items of food. How many more items does Homeroom B need to collect to have more items per student? Students
24 16
Canned food
30 22
Dry food
42 24

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