In 2009, Simon took a cruise on a cruise ship that had a length of 361.6 meters. On his trip, he learned that this cruise ship was the longest passenger ship at the time. After his cruise, he learned that the world's longest ship was an oil tanker named the Seawise Giant. It had a length of 458.46 meters.
Based on this information, Simon found that the Seawise Giant oil tanker measured
meters longer than the cruise ship. He also found that if the ships were placed end-to-end, the two ships would measure
meters.

Question

In 2009, Simon took a cruise on a cruise ship that had a length of 361.6 meters. On his trip, he learned that this cruise ship was the longest passenger ship at the time. After his cruise, he learned that the world's longest ship was an oil tanker named the Seawise Giant. It had a length of 458.46 meters. 
Based on this information, Simon found that the Seawise Giant oil tanker measured 
 meters longer than the cruise ship. He also found that if the ships were placed end-to-end, the two ships would measure 
 meters.

nlandr01 · Answer

you need help

RahmiyahWormely13 · Answer

yes, please

jhonyy9 · Answer

so to get the first correct answer just subtract from 458,46 m the 361,6 m 
and for second answer just assume these two measures of ships

hope helped understandably easy

supie · Answer

Yeah, I agree with jhonyy9

I believe it would be this (as jhonyy9 just using the numbers)

$$458.46-361.6=?$$
$$458.46+361.6=?$$

The first one has a -(minus sign)
The second one has a +(plus sign)