3rd grade create an algorithm that has a difference of 20

25 - 5 = 20

Thank You so much Ms. Sue,

You're welcome, Ali.

Ingredients:

1. 8oz cream cheese
2. 1/2 cup butter, softened
3. 1 cup powered sugar
4. 5.5oz French vanilla pudding (2 small boxes)
5.3 1/2 cups cold milk
6. 12oz cool whip
7. 3/4lb Oreo cookie, crushed
8. 1/4lb candy pumpkin

Dylan went to the store and bought all the ingredients. Before Dylan was able to make his Oreo Dirt Pumpkin Patch Pudding his father ate some of the Oreos. Dylan realized he now only had a 1/2lb of Oreo cookies and he would not be able to go to the store and get more. Use proportions to help Dylan adjust his recipe so that it will the 1/2lb of Oreo cookies he has. Be sure to rewrite the recipe neatly so Dylan can read it, while he is making it.

To create an algorithm with a difference of 20, we will need two numbers that differ by 20. Here's one way to do it:

1. Start by assigning a variable, let's call it `num1`, to any number. For example, `num1 = 10`.

2. Assign another variable, let's call it `num2`, to `num1 + 20`. In our example, `num2 = 10 + 20 = 30`.

3. Now `num1` and `num2` have a difference of 20.

Here's the algorithm in pseudocode:

```
Algorithm to create a difference of 20:

1. Set num1 to any number.
2. Set num2 to num1 + 20.
3. The difference between num1 and num2 is 20.
```

Remember, `num1` can be any number you choose. You can experiment with different values to see how the difference changes.