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A baker has 41.6 pounds of flour in a large bag. She wants to divide the flour into equal portions that weigh 2.6 pounds each. How many portions can the baker make from the orig…
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A baker has 41.6 pounds of flour in a large bag. She wants to divide the flour into equal portions that weigh 2.6 pounds each. How many portions can the baker make from the original amount of flour?
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41.6/2.6 = 16
therefore into 16 parts
hope it helps...!!!
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