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There are two types of nuts, 125 cashews and 288 almonds in a box. You take away 195 nuts. How many nuts are left in the box?

A
431
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281
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C
413
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D
218
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Solution

The correct option is D 218
To find the total number of nuts, we add 125 and 288 by expansion method.
We expand 125 and 288 as follows:
288=200+80+8
125=100+20+5

For ones place, we add 8 and 5 to give 13 or 13 ones.
8+5=13
13 ones can be regrouped as 1 tens (10) and 3 ones (3).
For tens place, we add 10, 80, and 20.
10+80+20=110
110 can be regrouped as 1 hundred (100) and 1 tens (10).
For hundreds place, we add 100, 200, and 100.
100+200+100=300
Hence, we get 288+125=413.
There are a total of 413 nuts in the box.

To find the number of nuts left in the box, we subtract 195 from 413 using the expansion method.
We expand 413 and 195 as follows:
413=400+10+3
195=100+90+5


The ones place has 3 ones and 5 ones.
The number in the next higher place is 10. Hence, to subtract we regroup as follows:
10 is taken from tens place and added to ones place.
In ones place, we get 10+3=13.
The ones place now has 13 and 5 .
Subtracting 5 from 13, we get 135=8.
In tens place, we get 1010=0.
The tens place now has 0 and 90.
To subtract 90 from 0, we regroup.
100 is taken from hundreds place and added to tens place.
We get, 0+100=100.
The tens place now has 100 and 90.
Subtracting 90 from 100, we get 100 − 90 = 10.
In hundreds place, we get 300 − 100 = 200.
200+10+8=218
Hence, 413195=218.
There are 218 nuts left in the box.
Option B is the correct answer.

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