Sure, let's break down the given problem with the grid step by step.
### Part a: How many numbers will you add if you take a jump from 35 to 45?
1. Identify Positions:
- Position of 35: This is located in the 4th row and the 5th column.
- Position of 45: This is located in the 5th row and the 5th column.
2. Determine Steps:
- Since both numbers lie in the same column (i.e., column 5), the step is vertical (downward).
- The vertical jump from the 4th row to the 5th row involves moving from 35 directly to 45, covering 1 row.
3. Conclusion:
- There is 1 step required to jump from 35 to 45.
Thus, you will add 1 number when jumping from 35 to 45.
### Part b: How can you go from 58 to 70?
1. Identify Positions:
- Position of 58: This is located in the 6th row and the 8th column.
- Position of 70: This is located in the 7th row and the 10th column.
2. Determine Steps:
- From 58 (row 6, column 8):
- Move down by 1 row to row 7 to reach the 70s row.
- Adjust columns from column 8 to column 10.
- You can move directly downward from row 6 to row 7 and adjust horizontally from column 8 to column 10.
3. Conclusion:
- The jump from 58 to 70 involves moving downward by 1 row and then adjusting horizontally within the grid.
So, you can go from 58 to 70 by jumping 1 row down.
By breaking down the position and movement requirements, we can determine the necessary steps to transition from one number to another within the grid.
