Story Problems

a. Emily has 537 marbles, and her friend gives her 189 more. How many marbles
does Emily have in total?

b. Sarah has $45, and she spends $18 on a new book. How much money does she
have left?

c. Mark has 748 baseball cards, and his friend gives him 263 more. How many
baseball cards does Mark have now?

d. There are 892 students in the school auditorium. If 345 students leave for a field
trip, how many students are left in the auditorium?

e. There are 24 students in a class, and each student has 8 crayons. How many
crayons are there in total?

f. If a box contains 15 packs of stickers, and each pack has 12 stickers, how many
stickers are there in the box?

g. Sarah has 4 boxes of chocolates, and each box contains 24 chocolates. How many
chocolates does she have in total?

h. A soccer team has 15 players, and each player has 3 different jerseys. How many
jerseys do they have in all?

i. There are 144 candies, and they need to be divided equally into 6 jars. How many
candies will be in each jar?
j. A farm has 60 cows, and they need to be placed in groups of 4. How many groups
can be formed?

k. Sarah has 4 boxes of chocolates, and each box contains 24 chocolates. How many
chocolates does she have in total?

l. A soccer team has 15 players, and each player has 3 different jerseys. How many
jerseys do they have in all?

m. Jane bought a dress for $35 and a pair of shoes for $42. She also paid 8% sales tax.
How much did she spend in total?

n. Jane bought a bicycle for $250 and a helmet for $35. She also paid 7% sales tax.
How much did she spend in total?