A recipe uses 6 tablespoons of butter for every 8 oz of cheese. the rate is __ tablespoons for every 1 oz. the raze is __ oz for every 1 tablespoon.

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A recipe uses 6 tablespoons of butter for every 8 oz of cheese. the rate is __ tablespoons for every 1 oz. the raze is __ oz for every 1 tablespoon.

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1/4 or .75

6 divided by 4 equal 1/4 or .75

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