6 dogs 2 ducks how many fewer friends choose ducks than dogs

To find how many fewer friends choose ducks than dogs, we need to compare the numbers:

- 6 friends choose dogs.
- 2 friends choose ducks.

The difference is:

\[
6 - 2 = 4
\]

So, 4 fewer friends choose ducks than dogs.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. If 8 friends choose dogs and 5 friends choose ducks, how many fewer friends choose ducks?
2. If 10 friends choose dogs and 10 friends choose ducks, how many fewer choose ducks?
3. What percentage of friends choose ducks if 6 choose dogs and 2 choose ducks?
4. If 4 more friends choose ducks, will there still be fewer choosing ducks than dogs?
5. How would the number of fewer friends change if more friends chose ducks instead of dogs?

**Tip:** Subtracting smaller numbers from larger numbers helps you quickly determine the difference between two quantities.

Learn how to solve a basic arithmetic problem comparing the number of friends who choose dogs versus ducks. This problem uses subtraction to find the difference, with a step-by-step explanation suitable for students in Grades 1-3.

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