Mary collects stamps.
The table shows the number of different
kinds of stamps that she has.
Number of Stamps
Flags
Butterflies
34
Birds
27
Flowers
61
1. How many more stamps with
butterflies does Mary have
than stamps with flags? Show
your work and draw pictures.
Tens Ones
more stamps with butterflies

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