- Ava had 49 oranges and sold 35 of them. How many oranges does Ava have remaining?
- Mia has 5 bags with 6 books in each bag. How many books does Mia have in all?
- Sam has 50 oranges and gets 15 more. How many oranges does Sam have now?
- Noah had 7 pencils and sold 3 of them. How many pencils does Noah have remaining?
- Mia put 30 pencils in a basket and added 28 more. How many pencils are in the basket in total?
- Noah has 25 cookies and gets 29 more. How many cookies does Noah have now?
- Ava bought 6 boxes. Each box has 3 marbles. How many marbles does Ava have in total?
- Jake bought 19 apples but lost 14 of them. How many apples does Jake have now?
- Mia put 16 cookies in a basket and added 45 more. How many cookies are in the basket in total?
- Jake bought 10 boxes. Each box has 4 apples. How many apples does Jake have in total?
- Sam put 6 cookies in a basket and added 36 more. How many cookies are in the basket in total?
- Mia had 29 cards and sold 24 of them. How many cards does Mia have remaining?
- Sofia had 44 oranges and sold 12 of them. How many oranges does Sofia have remaining?
- Sofia put 2 stickers in a basket and added 8 more. How many stickers are in the basket in total?
- Emma had 26 marbles and gave away 25. How many marbles does Emma have left?
- Ava had 17 stickers and sold 12 of them. How many stickers does Ava have remaining?
- Emma had 41 marbles and gave away 25. How many marbles does Emma have left?
- Sofia had 35 grapes and gave away 28. How many grapes does Sofia have left?
- Jake had 44 grapes. A friend gave Jake 44 more grapes. How many grapes does Jake have in all?
- Emma bought 33 marbles but lost 20 of them. How many marbles does Emma have now?
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