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Justine is following a recipe that calls for 1 cup lemon juice for every 2 cups of sugar. If she uses 3 cups of lemon juice, how much sugar should she use?
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Justine is following a recipe that calls for 1 cup lemon juice for every 2 cups of sugar. If she uses 3 cups of lemon juice, how much sugar should she use?

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Answer:

D i think

Explanation:

pretty sure its d

User James Mathew
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Answer:

6 CUPS OF SUGAR

Explanation:

I CUP = 2 CUPS OF SUGAR

WHICH MEANS THAT YOU MULTIPLY BY 3 AND GET 6

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