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A batch of chicken required 4 6⁄7 cups of flour. If a fast food restaurant was making 3 3⁄4 batches, how much flour would they need?
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A batch of chicken required 4 6⁄7 cups of flour. If a fast food restaurant was making 3 3⁄4 batches, how much flour would they need?
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A batch of chicken required 4 6⁄7 cups of flour. If a fast food restaurant was making 3 3⁄4 batches, how much flour would they need?
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Multiply 4 6/7 by 3 3/4:
34/7 times 15/4 comes out to
34 15 17(15)
---- * ---- = --------------- (after reduction)
7 4 7(2)
this comes out to 18.21 cups of flour total, to make 3 3/4 batches of chicken.
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