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Define the proportional relationship between two quantities. If lemons and lemonade cups are in proportion how many lemons will be needed to make 15 cups of lemonade if 2 lemons make 4 cups of lemonade?
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Define the proportional relationship between two quantities. If lemons and lemonade cups are in proportion how many lemons will be needed to make 15 cups of lemonade if 2 lemons make 4 cups of lemonade?
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7 and 1/2 Lemons are needed to make 15 cups
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