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Sally bought 124 sheets of stickers. Each sheet had 14 stickers. She gave away 204 stickers to her family and friends on Christm

as. How many stickers does Sally have remaining?

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frez [133]3 years ago

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Answer:

Sally has 1,532 stickers remaining.

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you have to determine the total amount of stickers Sally bought by multiplying the number of sheets she bought for the number of stickers in each sheet:

124*14=1,736

Now, you have to subtract the number of stickers Sally gave away to her family and friends from the total amount of stickers she bought:

1,736-204=1,532

According to this, the answer is that Sally has 1,532 stickers remaining.

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