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  1. A factory produced 298,618 toys in the first year and 389,052 in the second year. How many toys were produced in total?
  2. A school library had 128,795 books, and it received 219,843 new books. How many books does the library have now?
  3. A farmer harvested 425,678 kg of wheat and 270,495 kg of rice. What is the total weight of the grains?
  4. A businessman earned 546,389 rupees from one shop and 324,875 rupees from another. What was his total earning?
  5. A football stadium can accommodate 135,789 people in one section and 246,298 in another. How many people can it accommodate in total?
  6. A company’s annual revenue in 2022 was 689,234 rupees, and in 2023, it was 789,654 rupees. What was the total revenue in two years?
  7. A bookstore sold 198,376 books in the first six months and 231,578 books in the next six months. How many books were sold in total?
  8. A railway station recorded 347,890 passengers in January and 428,567 passengers in February. How many passengers traveled in total?
  9. Two software companies have 589,234 and 478,975 employees. How many employees do both companies have together?
  10. A city had 754,832 residents in 2022, but 245,678 people moved away in 2023. How many residents are left?
  11. A train was carrying 689,543 liters of water. After use, 325,874 liters remained. How much water was used?
  12. A company earned 975,468 rupees in 2023 and 798,234 rupees in 2024. By how much did the revenue decrease?
  13. A school had 642,580 students last year, but this year, the number dropped to 515,673. How many students left the school?
  14. A bookstore had 832,579 books, and 425,987 books were sold. How many books are left?
  15. A football stadium had 643,210 spectators at the beginning of the match. By halftime, only 429,876 remained. How many left?
  16. A factory produced 892,675 items, but 563,478 were defective. How many were good?
  17. A ship carried 987,654 liters of fuel but used 678,345 liters. How much fuel is left?
  18. A museum had 724,893 visitors in 2022 and 543,765 in 2023. By how much did the number of visitors decrease?
  19. A printing press prints 12,345 newspapers daily. How many newspapers are printed in 45 days?
  20. A factory produces 14,782 units of a product every month. How many units are produced in 12 months?
  21. A car travels 365 km every day. How far does it travel in 365 days?
  22. A company earns 45,678 rupees daily. How much does it earn in 150 days?
  23. A school has 423 students per grade. How many students are there in 45 grades?
  24. A warehouse has 3245 boxes of books. Each box contains 367 books. How many books are there in total?
  25. A farmer plants 522 trees in one orchard. How many trees are there in 76 orchards?
  26. A shopkeeper sells 1376 bottles of juice every day. How many bottles will he sell in 320 days?
  27. A cinema hall has 458 seats per show. How many people can watch movies in 365 shows?
  28. A company produced 976,543 mobile phones, but 432,875 were sold. How many are left in stock?
  29. A school had 845,267 students last year, but 178,345 students graduated. How many students remain?
  30. A shopkeeper had 698,324 bags of rice, but he sold 385,472. How many are left?
  31. A transport company recorded 875,640 passengers last year, but this year only 643,278 traveled. How many fewer passengers were there this year?
  32. A factory produces 12,345 chairs every month. How many chairs are produced in 36 months?
  33. A shop sells 8,765 bottles of water daily. How many bottles are sold in 250 days?
  34. A cinema has 450 seats and runs 365 shows a year. How many people can watch movies annually?
  35. A school has 785 students in each grade. How many students are there in 25 grades?

  36. A bakery made 874,560 cookies and packed them into 35 boxes. How many cookies are in each box?

  37.  

    A publishing company printed 963,240 books and packed them into 32 boxes. How many books are in each box?

  38.  

    A company earned 785,640 rupees in 240 days. How much did it earn per day?

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