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Logan has 12 pounds of pasta. Each time he makes dinner he uses 3/4 pound of pasta. How many dinners can he make?
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Logan has 12 pounds of pasta. Each time he makes dinner he uses 3/4 pound of pasta. How many dinners can he make?
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16 dinners
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12/ 3/4=16
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