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A cake recipe calls for 0.75 kg of butter. How many grams of butter would be needed for 4 cakes
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A cake recipe calls for 0.75 kg of butter. How many grams of butter would be needed for 4 cakes

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So if you divide the kg of butter and the cake that will be your answer and then you should have a fraction so the fraction would be 0.25 over 2 because you simplified it. 0.25/2

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