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A baker is making cupcakes. She starts with 60 eggs. She makes 12 cupcakes. She has 24 eggs left over. Which equation can be used to find the number of eggs, x, the baker uses for each cupcake?
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A baker is making cupcakes. She starts with 60 eggs. She makes 12 cupcakes. She has 24 eggs left over. Which equation can be used to find the number of eggs, x, the baker uses for each cupcake?
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3 egg for each cupcake
Explanation:
60-24=36
36/12=3
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