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A recipe for chocolate chip cookie calls for 3 4 th of a cup of brown sugar to make 10 cookies how much brown sugar would be needed to make 48 cookies
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A recipe for chocolate chip cookie calls for 3 4 th of a cup of brown sugar to make 10 cookies how much brown sugar would be needed to make 48 cookies
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A recipe for chocolate chip cookie calls for 3 4 th of a cup of brown sugar to make 10 cookies how much brown sugar would be needed to make 48 cookies
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If you use the ratio 0.75:10, use can determine that 1 cookie needs 0.075 cups. So if you multiply by 48, the final answer is 3.375 or 30/8.
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