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A cherry farmer has 5,236 cherries to put into jars. It takes 77 cherries to fill one jar. How many jars will the farmer be able to fill with cherries? jars
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A cherry farmer has 5,236 cherries to put into jars. It takes 77 cherries to fill one jar. How

many jars will the farmer be able to fill with cherries?
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Answer:

about 68 jars

Explanation:

5,236 divided by 77, because there are 5,236 cherries and 77 fills one jar.

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