A diner has 645 napkins. 325 napkins are used at lunch. 113 napkins are used at dinner.

Melanie says that 325−113=n
napkins are used in all, and that 645−212=r
napkins are left.
Is her answer reasonable? Explain why or why not.

Part A
Is her answer reasonable?

(1 point)
Responses

No, because at least 325 napkins are used. So, 212 is too small a number for n.

No, because at least 325 napkins are used. So, 212 is too small a number for n .

No, because she adds the number of total napkins used to find n.

No, because she adds the number of total napkins used to find n .

No, because she makes an error in her subtraction.

No, because she makes an error in her subtraction.

Yes, her answer is reasonable.

Yes, her answer is reasonable.

No, because at least 325 napkins are used. So, 212 is too small a number for n.