») Noah finds 14 caterpillars and puts them in 2 cages. There are the same number of caterpillars in each cage. How many caterpillars are in each cage? Complete the division equation to represent the problem.

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») Noah finds 14 caterpillars and puts them in 2 cages.

There are the same number of caterpillars in each cage.
How many caterpillars are in each cage?
Complete the division equation to represent the problem.

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Answer:

7 Caterpillars

Explanation:

14/2

Yestay Muratov answered Feb 8, 2021

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