The question in the image asks:

"976 trees are planted equally in 8 rows in a garden. How many trees are there in each row?"

To solve this, divide the total number of trees by the number of rows:

$\frac{976 \text{ trees}}{8 \text{ rows}} = 122 \text{ trees per row}$

Thus, there are 122 trees in each row.

Would you like a detailed breakdown or further explanation?

Here are 5 related questions to expand on this:

1. If there were 12 rows instead of 8, how many trees would be in each row?
2. What if the total number of trees were 1200 and you still had 8 rows?
3. How many trees would there be if 976 trees were divided equally into 16 rows?
4. If 976 trees were divided into rows with 4 more trees per row, how many rows would there be?
5. If 8 more trees were added to each row, how many trees would the garden have in total?

Tip: When dividing large numbers, check if both numbers can be simplified using common factors to make division easier.