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Pls help I don’t get what dis teacher even wants bro

Pls help I don’t get what dis teacher even wants bro-example-1
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Answer:

5 cups of flour.

Explanation:

I know the wording of the problem may be confusing at first, but if you look at it a little bit, it's just multiplication and division.

To start,

12 biscuits require 2 cups of flour,

meaning that 6 biscuits (half of the original) only require 1 cup.

(12/2 = 6)

Next,

We need to find how much flour is in 30 biscuits.

We know that 1 cup is in 6 biscuits, and if you were to find how much was in 30 biscuits, you would just need to divide 30 by 6.

(30/6 = 5)

5 cups of flour would be your answer.

To put it mathematically,

(12/2 = 6), (30/6 = 5)

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