How many more friends choose cats than horses when there is 5 cats and 4 horses

To determine how many more friends chose cats than horses, you can simply subtract the number of friends who chose horses from the number of friends who chose cats.

Number of friends who chose cats: 5  
Number of friends who chose horses: 4

Difference = 5 - 4 = 1

So, **1 more friend chose cats than horses**.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. What if there were 7 friends who chose cats and 3 who chose horses?
2. If 3 friends chose cats and 8 chose horses, how many more chose horses?
3. What percentage of friends chose cats compared to horses?
4. If 9 friends in total chose between cats and horses, how many chose horses if 6 chose cats?
5. How would the result change if two more friends decided to choose horses?

**Tip:** Subtracting smaller values from larger ones helps find the difference in comparisons.

Learn how to solve the simple arithmetic problem of finding the difference between friends choosing cats and horses. In this example, 5 friends chose cats, and 4 friends chose horses, with a step-by-step explanation of how 1 more friend chose cats. Suitable for Grades 1-3.

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