Question

A store is getting ready for a back-to-school sale. They have 24 rows of 12 boxes of colored pencils. Each box has 64 colored pencils. How many colored pencils are in the display?

Answer 1

The store has 288 boxes of colored pencils because 24 x 12 = <<24*12=288>>288.
The store has 18,432 colored pencils because 288 x 64 = <<288*64=18432>>18,432. Answer: \boxed{18,432}.