67 items are evenly distributed into 10 boxes. How many per box?

To determine how many items each box would contain when 67 items are evenly distributed into 10 boxes, you need to perform the division of the total number of items by the number of boxes.

Calculating this gives:

67 items ÷ 10 boxes = 6.7 items per box.

The result, 6.7, indicates that each box would contain 6.7 items if the items were distributed as evenly as possible. This result is appropriate considering the mathematical operation involved, and division of whole numbers may not always yield whole number results, especially when the total items do not divide evenly among the boxes.

This calculation aligns correctly with the concept of distributing items evenly. The other choices provide decimal options that do not accurately reflect the result of the division, making them irrelevant for this calculation.