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If you use 12g of Kool-Aid powder to make 5 liters of juice, how many grams of powder will it take to make 20 liters of juice?
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If you use 12g of Kool-Aid powder to make 5 liters of juice, how many grams of powder will it take to make 20 liters of juice?
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48 grams for 20L of juice
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