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User Noble Mushtak
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Just multiply 110.25 grams of brown sugar by 4.5 batches to get 496.125 grams of brown sugar.
I don't mind answering these questions for points, but I am a little concerned that you don't know how to do this.
User Kazi Manzur Rashid
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Answer:
745.2 grams

Explanation:
Recipe calls for 110.25 g of brown sugar + 55.45 g for the topping.
1 recipe = 110.25 + 55.45
1 recipe = 165.60 g
Len is making 4.5 batches, so
165.60 • 4.5 = 745.2 g of brown sugar.
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