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26 April, 22:25

The garden had 1,233 bees, the garden also had 137 flowers, each of the bees was on one of the flowers, each flower had the same number of bees as the others. Therefore, each flower had exactly how many bees on it?

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  1. 26 April, 22:51
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    I'd say maybe 9? not entirely sure.
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