Mathematics, 08.03.2021 22:40 jesser9

Amber received an end of year bonus of $2500 at work, and went on a shopping spree. She spent $125 at the department store, $345 at the home furnishing store, and $21 at the card shop. How much of her bonus does Amber have left?

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