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2 years ago

Victor plants 56 seeds in some flower pots if he puts 7 seeds in each pot how many flower pots does he have

Mathematics

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Papessa [141]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The total seeds Victor plants in the flower pots=56

He puts 7 seeds in each pot.

So to find the number of pots;

You need to divide the total seeds(56) by the seeds put in each(7)

So it's going to be;

56÷7

Therefore the total number of flower pots is 8.

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