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A grocery store chain has $409,384 to buy watermelons. If each watermelon costs $4, how many watermelons can the grocery store chain buy?

A grocery store chain has $409,384 to buy watermelons. If each watermelon costs $4, how many watermelons can the grocery store chain buy?
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A grocery store chain has $409,384 to buy watermelons. If each watermelon costs $4, how

many watermelons can the grocery store chain buy?

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User Nilesh Birari
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Answer:
102,346 :)
Explanation:
Divide $409384 by 4 (409384/4) and you get your answer.
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