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5. Grandma's chocolate chip calls for 2 cups of flour for 24 cookies. Using the same rate, how many cups of flour is needed if grandma wants to make 36 cookies?
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5. Grandma's chocolate chip calls for 2 cups of flour for 24 cookies. Using the same

rate, how many cups of flour is needed if grandma wants to make 36 cookies?

5. Grandma's chocolate chip calls for 2 cups of flour for 24 cookies. Using the same-example-1
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Answer:

It is: 3 cups of flour.

Explanation:

Because he needs 2 cups for 24 cookies, he needs 1 cup for 12 cookies, therefore, plug in the equation: 36/12 = 3.

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