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URGENT PLEASEE A pharmacist put 10.6 ounces of vitamin pills into a bottle. She put 0.053 ounce of vitamin pills in each bottle. How many bottles did the pharmacist use for these vitamin pills?
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A pharmacist put 10.6 ounces of vitamin pills into a bottle. She put 0.053 ounce of vitamin pills in each bottle. How many bottles did the pharmacist use for these vitamin pills?

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Answer:

200 bottles

Explanation:

This is a unit rate problem, which requires simple division


(10.6)/(0.053) = 200

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