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A grocery store wants to put 61 watermelons into crates. Each crate holds 12 watermelons. What is the fewest number of crates that the store needs to hold the watermelons?

A grocery store wants to put 61 watermelons into crates. Each crate holds 12 watermelons. What is the fewest number of crates that the store needs to hold the watermelons?
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A grocery store wants to put 61 watermelons into crates. Each crate holds 12 watermelons. What is the fewest number of crates that the store needs to hold the watermelons?

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5 crates. I hope this helps!
User Glynn
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5 and they would have to keep the other one
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