Ryan made 65 ounces if apple jelly. he put the same amount of jelly into 6 jars. how much jelly is in each jar?

To find the answer, we need to divide the total amount of jelly Ryan has by the amount of jars he has. This would create the equation:
65 oz / 6 jars

And now we solve:
65 / 6 = 10.83 oz

The answer is: There are 10.83 oz in each jar.

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