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Mira distributed the 26,000 ice creams equally amongst 65 different ice cream shops. Then, each of the shops will get ice creams.

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402

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401

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400

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399

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Solution

The correct option is C 400
$Total number of ice creams = 26, 000$
$Number of shops = 65$

Number of ice creams each shop got = Total number of ice creams $\div$ Number of shops

$= 26, 000 \div 65$

Let's divide 26100 by 65.

Hence, each shops got 400 ice creams.

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