Susie purchases office supplies for her school. At the beginning of the year, Susie purchased 2500 No.2?
pencils for the school. In january, she gave out 225 pencils to grades 1-4,362 pencils to grades 5-8. In February, she gave out 478 pencils to all grades. How many pencils does Susie have left at he beginning of March?
is it
1395
1095
1405
1305
and If Susie bought No. 3 pencils, how many would Susie have left at the beginning of March?
In January, she gave out 255 pencils to grades 1-4, 362 pencils to grades 5-8. Im sorry it was 255 pencils instead of 225 pencils. Brand new

October 11th, 2009 at 6:49 pm
Add the numbers 225 + 362 + 478, then subtract that number from 2500
225 + 362 + 478 = 1065
2500 - 1065 = 1435
You must have one of the numbers typed incorrectly because my calculation is correct.
Also, you’re missing some information for the second part of your question. mathgirl826
October 12th, 2009 at 6:32 am
1435 Poncho Rio
October 13th, 2009 at 7:40 pm
None of the above, she would have 1435 remaining from the original 2500 pencils. But did Susie hand out any pencils before Jan, and did she buy them in Sept when the school years starts? Needs to give more info on this tricky question………. thom
October 15th, 2009 at 3:04 pm
2500-225-362-478=1435 pencils Navdeep B