Jill owns a local bakery and she has $158.67 kg of flour left in the stock room and had a standing re stock order when the amount falls below 45.0kg. how many kg were left before the flour was at the restock limit?

To find out how many kilograms of flour were left before Jill reached the restock limit of 45.0 kg, we subtract the restock limit from the current amount of flour.

\[
\text{Amount of flour left before restock} = 158.67 \, \text{kg} - 45.0 \, \text{kg}
\]

\[
= 113.67 \, \text{kg}
\]

So, Jill had **113.67 kg** of flour before reaching the restock limit of 45.0 kg.

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Here are 5 related questions to consider:
1. How often does Jill need to restock based on her average flour usage?
2. What is the cost of flour if she needs to buy more frequently?
3. How much flour does Jill use in a week, assuming a daily consumption?
4. What would happen if Jill raised her restock limit to 60 kg?
5. How long would 158.67 kg of flour last if Jill bakes a specific number of loaves daily?

**Tip:** Keeping track of inventory thresholds can help avoid shortages and unexpected delays!

Jill owns a local bakery and she has $158.67 kg of flour left in the stock room and had a standing re stock order when the amount falls below 45.0kg. How many kg were left before the flour was at the restock limit?

Find out how many kilograms of flour were left before Jill's bakery reached the restock limit of 45.0 kg. This problem involves basic subtraction and is perfect for students in Grades 4-6 learning simple arithmetic.

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