3 brown dogs. 1 black dog. how many more brown dogs than black dogs are ther?

To find out how many more brown dogs there are than black dogs, you subtract the number of black dogs from the number of brown dogs:

\[
3 - 1 = 2
\]

There are 2 more brown dogs than black dogs.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. What is the total number of dogs?
2. If another black dog joined, how many more brown dogs than black dogs would there be?
3. If there were 2 fewer brown dogs, how many more brown dogs than black dogs would there be?
4. How many black dogs would you need to have the same number of brown and black dogs?
5. If one brown dog left, how many brown dogs would be left?

**Tip:** Always check that the number you subtract from is larger to avoid negative results.

Learn how to solve the problem of determining how many more brown dogs there are than black dogs. This problem involves basic arithmetic and subtraction concepts, suitable for elementary school students.

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