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If you have 15 apples and buy 7 more, how many do you have in total? | Adding 7 to the initial 15 apples produces 22. You now possess that many pieces of fruit. |
A store had 50 shirts and sold 18 of them, so how many shirts are left? | Subtracting 18 from the starting 50 leaves 32 garments remaining in the shop. This is the final count. |
If Sarah has 12 colored pencils and her friend gives her 9 more, what is the new total? | Combining the original 12 pencils with 9 extra ones brings the count to 21. Sarah now owns that quantity. |
A bus started with 35 passengers and 12 people got off at the first stop, how many passengers remain on the bus? | Taking 12 away from the initial 35 travelers leaves exactly 23 people on board. That is the figure remaining. |
There are 45 books on a shelf and you add 15 more to the collection, how many books are there now? | Putting 15 additional volumes with the existing 45 makes a sum of 60 items. That is what the shelf holds. |
You start with 100 dollars and spend 45 dollars on groceries, how much money do you have left? | Removing 45 from the starting 100 leaves 55 dollars. Your remaining balance is exactly that amount. |
A farmer has 27 chickens and buys 14 more, how many chickens does he have in total? | Adding 14 to the group of 27 chickens gives a total of 41 birds. The farmer now possesses that amount. |
If you have 88 stickers and you give away 33 of them to a friend, how many stickers do you have left? | Subtracting 33 from 88 leaves a remainder of 55. You are left with that count. |
A baker has 12 cakes and bakes 8 more, so how many cakes does the baker have now? | Combining the original 12 cakes with the 8 newly baked ones gives the baker 20 cakes in total. |
A train car has 60 seats and 45 are currently occupied, so how many seats are empty? | Subtracting the 45 occupied seats from the 60 total leaves 15 empty seats. |
A library shelf held 90 books, but 25 were checked out by patrons. How many books remain on the shelf? | After taking 25 away from the starting 90, there are 65 books remaining on the shelf. |
If a gardener starts with 15 tulips and decides to plant 10 more, how many tulips will there be in total? | Adding 10 more to the 15 original tulips results in 25 tulips altogether. |
A box contains 100 crayons and 30 of them are broken, so how many unbroken crayons are in the box? | Removing the 30 broken crayons from the total of 100 leaves 70 unbroken ones. |
A classroom had 22 students, and then 6 new students joined the class. What is the current number of students in the room? | Adding the 6 new students to the existing 22 brings the current class size to 28 students. |
A jar was filled with 40 marbles, and someone took out 12 of them. How many marbles are left in the jar? | When you subtract 12 from the starting 40, you are left with 28 marbles. |
A fisherman caught 18 fish and gave 5 to his neighbor. How many fish does the fisherman have remaining? | Giving 5 away from the original 18 leaves the fisherman with 13 fish. |
A pet store has 14 puppies and receives a delivery of 7 more, so how many puppies are in the store now? | Adding the seven new puppies to the fourteen already there results in a total of 21 puppies. |
You have 55 cents and spend 20 cents on a candy bar, so how much money do you have left? | Subtracting the 20 cents spent from the original 55 cents leaves you with 35 cents remaining. |
A garden contains 19 red roses and 16 yellow roses, so what is the total number of roses in the garden? | Combining the 19 red roses with the 16 yellow ones brings the total count to 35 roses. |
There were 62 birds sitting on a wire, but 15 flew away, so how many birds are still on the wire? | With 15 birds flying away from the group of 62, there are 47 birds left on the wire. |
A cyclist traveled 28 miles yesterday and 34 miles today, so what is the total distance the cyclist traveled? | Traveling 28 miles yesterday plus 34 miles today means the cyclist covered a total distance of 62 miles. |
A box of chocolates held 48 pieces before you ate 9 of them, so how many pieces remain in the box? | Taking the 9 pieces you ate away from the starting 48 leaves 39 chocolates in the box. |
In a parking lot, there are 37 blue cars and 26 white cars, so how many cars are there in total? | Adding the 37 blue cars to the 26 white cars gives a combined total of 63 vehicles in the lot. |
A baker made 75 muffins, but 24 of them burned, so how many good muffins does the baker have? | Removing the 24 burned muffins from the batch of 75 leaves the baker with 51 good ones. |
A student started with 12 pencils and bought 8 more, so how many pencils does the student have now? | With 12 pencils initially and 8 new ones purchased, the total count reaches 20. |
The baker had 50 cookies and sold 15 of them, so how many cookies remain? | Selling 15 cookies from the original 50 leaves 35 behind. |
A farmer picks 22 apples and then collects 19 more, so how many apples does the farmer have in total? | Combining the 22 apples picked first with 19 more makes 41 in total. |
There were 65 birds sitting on a fence, and 28 of them flew away, so how many birds are still on the fence? | After 28 birds flew away from the group of 65, there are 37 birds left. |
A bookstore carried 33 mystery novels and added 18 more to the shelf, so how many mystery novels are there now? | Adding 18 new mystery novels to the 33 already on the shelf results in 51 total. |
If you begin with 92 dollars and spend 37 dollars on clothes, how much money do you have left? | Subtracting the 37 dollars spent on clothes from the initial 92 leaves 55 dollars. |
There were 26 students in the class before 15 new ones arrived, so how many students are in the class now? | The class count rises from 26 to 41 once 15 new students join. |
A box held 84 paperclips until 29 were used, so how many paperclips are in the box now? | Using 29 paperclips from the original 84 leaves 55 clips in the box. |
A puzzle has 36 pieces completed, and you add 14 more pieces to the image. How many pieces of the puzzle are now in place? | Combining the 36 finished pieces with the 14 new ones results in 50 pieces being in place. |
You have 72 dollars, and you spend 25 dollars on a gift. How much money do you have remaining? | Subtracting the 25 dollars spent from your initial 72 dollars leaves you with 47 dollars. |
A tree in the yard has 44 apples, and you pick up 29 more from the ground to add to your basket. How many apples are in the basket? | Adding the 29 gathered apples to the 44 you already had results in a total of 73 apples. |
There were 81 people in the park, but 37 left when it started to rain. How many people are left in the park? | Once 37 people leave the original group of 81, there are 44 people remaining in the park. |
A baker needs 56 eggs for a cake order and buys a carton of 12 more. How many eggs does the baker have now? | Adding the new carton of 12 eggs to the 56 already on hand gives the baker a total of 68 eggs. |
A store had 95 lightbulbs in stock, and 48 of them were sold today. How many lightbulbs are left in the store? | Taking the 48 sold bulbs away from the initial stock of 95 leaves 47 lightbulbs available in the store. |
You have 63 paperclips and receive 27 more from your coworker. How many paperclips do you have in total? | Summing your original 63 paperclips with the 27 received results in a total of 90 paperclips. |
A garden had 54 tulips, but 19 were damaged by the frost. How many tulips are still healthy? | Removing the 19 damaged tulips from the original 54 leaves 35 healthy flowers remaining. |
A bakery sells 6 boxes of cupcakes, and each box contains 12 cupcakes; how many cupcakes are there in total? | Multiplying the 6 boxes by the 12 cupcakes in each box shows that there are 72 cupcakes altogether. |
A teacher distributes 56 stickers equally among 8 students; how many stickers does each student receive? | Dividing the 56 total stickers by the 8 students means that every student gets 7 stickers. |
A garden has 9 rows of plants with 15 plants in each row; how many plants are there in the garden? | When you multiply the 9 rows by the 15 plants per row, you find there are 135 plants in the garden. |
A box of 96 crayons is shared evenly among 4 groups; how many crayons does each group get? | Dividing 96 crayons by 4 groups results in 24 crayons for each of the groups. |
A library has 7 shelves, and each shelf holds 20 books; how many books are there in total? | Multiplying 7 shelves by the 20 books on each shelf shows that there are 140 books altogether. |
If 84 minutes are divided into 6 equal sessions, how long is each session? | Dividing 84 minutes by 6 equals 14 minutes per session. |
A farmer has 14 crates, and each crate holds 5 melons; how many melons does the farmer have? | Calculating 14 crates times 5 melons per crate confirms there are 70 melons in total. |
If you place 45 photographs into 9 albums with an equal amount in each, how many photographs go into every album? | Dividing 45 photographs by 9 albums shows that there are 5 photographs in every album. |
If a store sells 9 packs of stickers and each pack contains 6 stickers, what is the total number of stickers? | Multiplying the nine packs by the six stickers in each pack gives a total of 54 stickers. |
You have 84 marbles to distribute equally among 7 jars, so how many marbles should go into each jar? | Dividing the 84 marbles by the seven jars reveals that each container receives 12 marbles. |
A teacher arranges 12 desks in each of the 8 rows in a classroom, so how many desks are there in total? | By multiplying the 12 desks by the 8 rows, we find that the room contains 96 desks. |
A baker divides 72 cookies evenly into 9 boxes, so how many cookies are in each box? | When you divide the 72 cookies by the 9 boxes, you end up with 8 cookies per box. |
If an orchard has 11 rows of trees with 5 trees in every row, how many trees are in the orchard? | Calculating 11 rows times 5 trees each shows there are 55 trees in the orchard. |
A movie is 96 minutes long, and it is split into 4 equal chapters, so how long is each chapter? | Dividing the total length of 96 minutes by the 4 chapters results in each section lasting 24 minutes. |
You collect 13 sets of trading cards with 4 cards in each set, so how many cards do you have altogether? | Multiplying the 13 sets by the 4 cards per set confirms that you have 52 trading cards in total. |
A book has 63 pages that are organized into 9 chapters of equal length, so how many pages are in each chapter? | Sharing the 63 pages across 9 chapters means every chapter contains 7 pages. |
If you share 64 cupcakes equally among 8 friends, how many does each friend receive? | Dividing 64 by 8 shows that each friend gets 8 cupcakes. |
There are 7 days in a week, so how many total days are in 5 weeks? | Multiplying 7 days by 5 weeks results in a total of 35 days. |
A shop organizes 81 pens equally into 9 pencil cases, so how many pens are in each case? | Since 81 divided by 9 is 9, each pencil case contains 9 pens. |
How many months are there in 6 years if there are 12 months in each year? | You calculate 12 multiplied by 6 to find that there are 72 months in 6 years. |
A farmer packs 48 oranges evenly into 6 bags, so how many oranges does each bag hold? | Dividing the 48 oranges by the 6 bags reveals that each bag holds 8 oranges. |
If there are 9 players on each baseball team and you have 4 teams, what is the total number of players? | Multiplying 9 players by 4 teams gives you a total of 36 players. |
You have 54 flowers to arrange equally into 6 vases, so how many flowers go into each vase? | By dividing 54 by 6, you determine that each vase will hold 9 flowers. |
If a person eats 3 meals every day, how many meals do they eat in a 31-day month? | Multiplying 3 meals by 31 days means the person eats 93 meals in that month. |
If there are 13 rows of chairs in the auditorium and each row has 7 chairs, what is the total number of chairs? | Multiplying 13 by 7 gives the total count, which means there are 91 chairs. |
You have 95 marbles to share equally among 5 friends, so how many marbles does each friend get? | Sharing 95 marbles by 5 friends results in 19 marbles per person. |
A toy factory puts 4 action figures in each display box, and they pack 15 boxes today; how many action figures are there in total? | With 4 action figures in 15 boxes, the factory made 60 figures. |
If 100 stickers are divided equally among 4 students, how many stickers does each student receive? | Dividing 100 stickers by 4 students leaves 25 stickers for each. |
A baseball league has 9 teams, and each team has 11 players on their roster; how many players are in the league in total? | Since 9 teams have 11 players each, there are 99 players in total. |
A candy shop divides 56 lollipops evenly into 7 bags, so how many lollipops are in each bag? | Splitting 56 lollipops into 7 bags results in 8 per bag. |
In a restaurant, there are 14 tables and each table seats 6 people, so what is the total seating capacity? | With 14 tables seating 6 people each, the capacity is 84. |
If an 84-minute movie is split into 4 equal segments for a broadcast, how long is each segment in minutes? | Dividing the 84-minute movie into 4 parts makes each segment 21 minutes long. |
The florist has 5 bouquets, and each one holds 12 roses; how many roses does the florist have in total? | The florist has 5 bouquets, and each one holds 12 roses. Multiplying those amounts shows that the florist has a total of 60 roses. |
You are sorting 95 pencils into 5 boxes with an equal number in each, so how many pencils go into every box? | You are sorting 95 pencils into 5 boxes with an equal number in each. This means that every box will contain 19 pencils. |
There are 88 cookies to be placed on 8 trays with an equal amount on each, so how many cookies are on one tray? | There are 88 cookies to be placed on 8 trays with an equal amount on each. Once you divide those cookies, you find that there are 11 on every tray. |
You have 7 levels in a game, and each takes 12 minutes to finish; what is the total time spent playing all the levels? | You have 7 levels in a game, and each takes 12 minutes to finish. Playing through every level requires a total of 84 minutes. |
You have 75 stamps to put onto 5 pages, spreading them out evenly, so how many stamps are on each page? | You have 75 stamps to put onto 5 pages, spreading them out evenly. This arrangement results in 15 stamps on each page. |
There are 6 baskets, and each one is filled with 14 apples; how many apples are there in total? | There are 6 baskets, and each one is filled with 14 apples. When you multiply the number of baskets by the contents of each, you get 84 apples total. |
You want to stack 108 bricks into 9 piles of equal size, so how many bricks are in each pile? | You want to stack 108 bricks into 9 piles of equal size. That means there will be 12 bricks in each pile. |
Each of the 4 shelves holds 13 trophies, so how many trophies do you have in total? | Each of the 4 shelves holds 13 trophies. Since you have 4 shelves, you own 52 trophies in total. |
You have 80 apples, and 25 percent of them are red. How many red apples do you have? | Calculating a quarter of eighty gives you twenty, so there are twenty red apples. |
If you have 40 dollars and spend 50 percent of it on lunch, how much money do you spend? | Half of forty is twenty, meaning you spend twenty dollars on your meal. |
A store has 200 pens, and 10 percent of them are blue. How many blue pens are in the store? | Since one tenth of two hundred is twenty, there are twenty blue pens available. |
There are 20 students in a class, and 75 percent of them brought their homework. How many students brought their homework? | Three quarters of twenty is fifteen, so fifteen students turned in their work. |
You have 50 minutes to finish a test, and you use 20 percent of that time to read the instructions. How many minutes do you spend reading? | One fifth of fifty minutes is ten, so you spend ten minutes reading the guidelines. |
A box contains 100 cookies, and 5 percent of them are chocolate chip. How many chocolate chip cookies are there? | Five out of every hundred is five percent, meaning there are five chocolate chip cookies in the box. |
A movie is 120 minutes long, and you have watched 25 percent of it. How many minutes have you watched? | A quarter of one hundred twenty is thirty, so you have watched thirty minutes of the film. |
You have a book with 300 pages, and you have read 50 percent of it. How many pages have you read? | Dividing three hundred in half results in one hundred fifty, which is the total count of pages finished. |
If you have 80 apples and 10 percent of them are green, how many green apples do you have? | Ten percent of 80 is found by dividing by 10, which equals 8 green apples. |
A classroom has 40 students and 50 percent of them are wearing glasses, so how many students wear glasses? | Half of 40 is 20, meaning exactly 20 students in the class wear glasses. |
You have a 200-page book and have read 25 percent of it, so how many pages have you read? | One quarter of 200 is 50, so you have read 50 pages of the book. |
A store has 60 shirts and 20 percent are on sale, how many shirts are discounted? | Calculating 20 percent of 60 involves multiplying 60 by 0.2, which results in 12 shirts on sale. |
If a bus holds 50 people and it is 80 percent full, how many passengers are on the bus? | Multiplying 50 by 0.8 shows that there are 40 passengers currently on the bus. |
You have saved 300 dollars and decide to spend 5 percent of it on a treat, so how much money do you spend? | Five percent of 300 is 15, so you spend exactly 15 dollars. |
A garden has 40 flowers and 75 percent are roses, so how many roses are in the garden? | Three quarters of 40 is 30, meaning there are 30 roses in the garden. |
If there are 800 people at a concert and 1 percent leave early, how many people left? | One percent of 800 is 8, so exactly 8 people left the concert. |
If there are 20 students in a class and 10 percent are absent, how many students are absent? | Since 10 percent of 20 is a simple calculation of 0.1 times 20, there are exactly 2 students absent. |
You have a 40 dollar cake and receive a 25 percent discount, so how much money is the discount worth? | A 25 percent discount is one-fourth of the total price, so the discount saves you 10 dollars. |
A basket contains 80 oranges, but 5 percent of them are rotten, so how many rotten oranges are in the basket? | Calculating 5 percent of 80 means finding one-twentieth of the total, which results in 4 rotten oranges. |
You have 60 minutes to cook dinner and spend 50 percent of that time preparing ingredients, so how many minutes do you spend on preparation? | Half of 60 minutes is 30, meaning you spend 30 minutes preparing the ingredients. |
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