A medical lab collected two blood samples, one with {715478}715478 blood cells and one with {1}{522668}1522668 blood cells. How many more blood cells did the second sample have?
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1,522,668 - 715,478
= ....
To find out how many more blood cells the second sample had, we need to subtract the number of blood cells in the first sample from the number of blood cells in the second sample.
Number of blood cells in the second sample: 1,522,668
Number of blood cells in the first sample: 715,478
Second sample - First sample = 1,522,668 - 715,478 = 807,190
Therefore, the second blood sample had 807,190 more blood cells than the first sample.