Question

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sarah needs to pour 7,250 milliliters of honey into jars using the fewest jars possible. each jar can hold 65 milliliters of honey.
how many jars are needed for all the honey?

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Explanation:

Step1: Divide total honey by jar capacity

To find the number of jars, we divide the total volume of honey by the volume each jar can hold. So we calculate $7250 \div 65$.
$7250 \div 65 = 111.538...$

Step2: Round up to the nearest whole number

Since we can't have a fraction of a jar and we need to hold all the honey, we must round up to the next whole number. So $111.538...$ rounds up to 112.

Answer:

112