12 small cookie jars x 5 cookies for each jar. 12 x 5 60

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Justin has 12 small cookie jars. Justin knows that each jar will hold 5 cookies. How many cookies will it take to fill all of the jars ?. 12 small cookie jars x 5 cookies for each jar. 12 x 5 60 It takes 60 cookies to fill all of the jars.

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Justin has 12 small cookie jars. Justin knows that each jar will hold 5 cookies. How many cookies will it take to fill all of the jars ?
12 small cookie jars x 5 cookies for each jar. 12 x 5 60 It takes 60 cookies to fill all of the jars.

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