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3 cans of soup can serve 5 people. If you want to serve 20 people, what should you do? A.Use 15 more cans of soup. B.Use 4 times as many cans of soup. C.Use 3 times as many cans of soup. D.Use 12 more
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3 cans of soup can serve 5
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If you want to serve 20
people, what should you do?
A.Use 15 more cans of soup.
B.Use 4 times as many cans of soup.
C.Use 3 times as many cans of soup.
D.Use 12 more cans of soup.
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It would be D. The reason is because if you have 3 cans of soup that can serve 5 people. You just do 3+3+3+3 and that equals 12. Hope that helps :). If you want a more in-depth answer let me know.
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