If have 36 pills in my bottle and I got it on 16 and I took one every morning how many would I have if I taken it today

To find out how many pills you would have left today, let's break it down:

1. You received the pills on the 16th.
2. You take one pill every morning.
3. Today is the 30th.

First, calculate how many days have passed since the 16th (inclusive):
- From the 16th to the 30th = 30 - 16 + 1 = **15 days**.

Since you've taken one pill each morning for 15 days, you have used 15 pills.

Starting with 36 pills, the number of pills left is:
\[
36 - 15 = 21 \text{ pills}
\]

So, you have **21 pills left** today.

Would you like more details, or do you have any questions?

Here are 5 related questions for further exploration:
1. How would the calculation change if you skipped a day?
2. What would happen if you took two pills a day?
3. How many days would the bottle last at this rate?
4. What if you got a refill after 30 days—how many pills would you need?
5. Can you figure out how many pills you would need for a 90-day supply?

**Tip:** Always double-check how many pills you have left before refilling to avoid running out unexpectedly.

Learn how to calculate the number of pills remaining in a bottle based on a daily consumption rate. This problem involves arithmetic subtraction and is suitable for elementary school students.

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