gulfside gifts has 48 boxes of postcards to sell. there are 24 postards in each box. if the shop sell 3 boxes of postcards, how many postcards does the shop hace left to sell. explain how you find the answer

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Answer 1

Answer: If you times 24 by 48 then you get 1,152. 3 times 24 is 72. You would then subtract 1,152 by 72 which equals 1,080 postcards left is what the shop has to sell.

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