A bushel.
The apple is in the fuirt group.
Apples are fruits
No, the Black Apples are a musical group. There are no black apples.
Imagine you have apples that you have put into groups, with each group having 5 apples in it. If you take one group, you have 5 apples. This is the same as 5 x 1. 5 is how many apples per group you have. 1 is how many groups you take. If you take two groups of apples, you have 10 apples. This is the same as 5 x 2. Now consider if you don't take any groups of apples. How many apples would you have? You wouldn't have any. This is the same as 5 x 0.
A group of apples is commonly referred to as a "bushel" or a "barrel." In more casual terms, you might simply call it a "basket" of apples. The specific term can vary based on context, such as in agriculture or sales.
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12 apples
your face!!! how bout them apples now!!
apples are round
6 apples for 1.74 is 0.29 each (this is 1.74 / 6) 5 apples for 1.20 is 0.24 each (this is 1.20 / 5) In which case the second group is the cheaper option
An operation that tells how many are in each group is division. Division breaks a total quantity into equal parts, indicating how many items are in each group when the total is split. For example, if you have 12 apples and divide them into 3 equal groups, each group would contain 4 apples.
The group that apples and pears belong to.