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Stephen is making soup. He mixes one packet of soup with water to make 6 litres of soup. Stephen has to make 90 bowls of soup. He wants to put 0.2 litres of soup into each bowl. How many packets of soup
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Stephen is making soup.

He mixes one packet of soup with water to make 6 litres of soup.
Stephen has to make 90 bowls of soup.
He wants to put 0.2 litres of soup into each bowl.
How many packets of soup does Stephen need?

Help this is due today ​

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Answer:

90 / 6 = 15

You need 15 times more of the recipe

1 x 15 = 15 packets in total

15 - 0.2 = 14.8 packets needed

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