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There are 15 flowers to fill 3 vases. How many flowers can be placed in each vase?
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There are 15 flowers to fill 3 vases. How many flowers can be placed in each vase?
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5 because you divide 15/3 is 5 flowers.
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Answer:
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5 in each vase!
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