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A recipe calls for 17/2 cups of flour to make 5 cakes .How many cups of flour would it take to make 1 cake, written as an improper fraction (fraction greater than one)?
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A recipe calls for 17/2 cups of flour to make 5 cakes .How many cups of flour would it take to make 1 cake, written as an improper fraction (fraction greater than one)?

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Answer:

The amount of flour needed for 1 cake is 1 7/10 when simplified if not it is 17/10

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A recipe calls for 17/2 cups of flour to make 5 cakes .How many cups of flour would-example-1
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85/2 cups

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