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The problem in the image asks:

**"There are 9 candies in a box. How many candies will be there in 587 such boxes?"**

To solve this, we simply multiply the number of candies in one box by the number of boxes:

\[
9 \times 587 = 5283
\]

So, there will be **5,283 candies** in 587 such boxes.

Would you like more details or have any questions? Here are five related questions to expand on this:

1. If you have 10 more boxes, how many additional candies would that be?
2. How many candies are in half of the total boxes (i.e., 293.5 boxes)?
3. If each candy weighs 5 grams, what is the total weight of all the candies in 587 boxes?
4. How many candies would there be if each box contained 12 candies instead of 9?
5. How many boxes would be needed to have at least 10,000 candies?

**Tip:** When solving word problems, always ensure you clearly identify the quantities involved and the operations required (e.g., multiplication, division).

There are 9 candies in a box. How many candies will be there in 587 such boxes?

Solve a simple multiplication problem where there are 9 candies in a box, and the task is to find how many candies will be in 587 such boxes. The problem introduces basic multiplication concepts, suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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