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A recipe for 24 cookies calls for 6 tablespoons of sugar. Which of the amounts below would be a correct ratio of cookies to sugar if you were to use the recipe?
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A recipe for 24 cookies calls for 6 tablespoons of sugar. Which of the amounts below would be a correct ratio of cookies to sugar if you were to use the recipe?

User CountZero
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Answer:

4 cookies per tablespoon of sugar

Explanation:

24 cookies divided by 6 tablespoons of sugar equal 4 cookies per tablespoon of sugar

User Telmo Ivo
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7 votes

Answer:

1:4

Explanation:

0.25 tablespoons of sugar will be used per cookie

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