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User Gkucmierz
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Answer:


\mathrm{1 ( 1 )/( 6 )\:cups}

Explanation:

Given from the graph:

There is
(1)/(2) cups of paint for one jar

There are 3 cups of paint for three jars

There is 1
(1)/(2) cups of paint for one jar

There is 2 cups of paint for one jar

total amount of jars = 6

But since we need to find the amount of cups in each jar, we do:


( 1 )/( 2 ) +3+1 ( 1 )/( 2 ) +2

Add
(1)/(2) and 1
(1)/(2)


2+3+2

Add 2 and 3


5+2

Add 5 and 2


7

total cups of paint = 7

Then we need to find how much paint could be splitted equally among the 6 jars, so we do the following:

total amount of jars = 6

total cups of paint = 7

We divide the total amount of jars by the total cups of paint

7 รท 6

Divide 7 by 6


( 7 )/( 6 )


= 1 ( 1 )/( 6 )


\mathrm{Answer: 1 ( 1 )/( 6 )\:cups}

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