A farmer has 240 apples. He wants to put them into bags with 10 apples each. How many bags does he need? If he gives away 5 bags, how many apples does he have left?

A school has 180 students. If they are divided into groups of 15 students each, how many groups are there? If 2 groups go on a field trip, how many groups remain at school?

A toy store has 150 toys. If they want to display them in rows of 10 toys each, how many rows can they make? If they sell 4 rows, how many toys are left?

A library has 300 books. If they organize them into shelves with 25 books each, how many shelves do they need? If 3 shelves are removed, how many books are still organized?

A gardener has 200 flowers. If he plants them in rows of 20 flowers each, how many rows does he plant? If he gives away 2 rows, how many flowers does he have left?

A concert hall has 500 seats. If they sell tickets in groups of 25, how many groups of tickets are sold? If 10 groups are sold, how many seats are still available?

A factory produces 600 toys. If they pack them into boxes of 30 toys each, how many boxes are filled? If they ship 5 boxes, how many toys are left in the factory?

A sports team has 240 baseballs. If they divide them into bags of 12 baseballs each, how many bags do they have? If they lose 3 bags, how many baseballs do they have left?