Jonathan has 15 pencils and Daniel has 17 pencils.
They decide to give 2 pencils each to their friend Betty.
How many pencils do Jonathan and Daniel have left altogether?
Jonathan has 15 pencils and Daniel has 17 pencils.
They decide to give 2 pencils each to their friend Betty.
How many pencils do Jonathan and Daniel have left altogether?
To solve this problem, we'll address each part step-by-step and verify at each stage:
Let's proceed through the steps:
Step 1: Jonathan has 15 pencils originally. He gives 2 pencils to Betty. Therefore, his remaining number of pencils is:
Step 2: Daniel has 17 pencils originally. He gives 2 pencils to Betty. Therefore, his remaining number of pencils is:
Step 3: To find the total number of pencils Jonathan and Daniel have left, we add their remaining pencils together:
Therefore, Jonathan and Daniel have altogether pencils left.