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A 10-ounce container of chocolate chips can be used to make 4 desserts. Each dessert has the same number of chocolate chips. Which equation shows how to find the number of ounces in each dessert?
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A 10-ounce container of chocolate chips can be used to make 4 desserts.

Each dessert has the same number of chocolate chips.

Which equation shows how to find the number of ounces in each dessert?

A 10-ounce container of chocolate chips can be used to make 4 desserts. Each dessert-example-1
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I think it’s 10/4=10/4 ounces
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10/4 =10/4 ounces

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