there are 551 cars parked in an airport parking garage. the first level has 128 empty spaces. the second level has 294 empty spaces. the third level has 302 empty spaces. how many spaces are in the parking garage?

To determine the total number of parking spaces in the garage, we need to add the 551 parked cars and all empty spaces on each level.

Here’s the calculation:

\[
\text{Total spaces} = \text{Cars parked} + \text{Empty spaces (1st level)} + \text{Empty spaces (2nd level)} + \text{Empty spaces (3rd level)}
\]

Substituting the values:

\[
\text{Total spaces} = 551 + 128 + 294 + 302
\]

Adding these together:

\[
\text{Total spaces} = 551 + 128 + 294 + 302 = 1275
\]

**Answer:** There are 1,275 spaces in the parking garage.

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Here are some related questions to consider:

1. If 10% of spaces become unavailable, how many would still be available?
2. How many more cars can park if each level fills all its empty spaces?
3. What percentage of the parking garage spaces are currently occupied?
4. If each level has an equal number of parking spaces, how many would each level have?
5. How many spaces would remain empty if 100 more cars arrived?

**Tip:** Adding grouped numbers, like empty spaces on each level, first can simplify large calculations.

Find out how many parking spaces are in the garage by adding 551 parked cars and the empty spaces on three levels (128, 294, and 302 spaces). This problem focuses on basic arithmetic and addition, making it suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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