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Nolan is following his family's macaroni and cheese recipe. The recipe calls for 6 cups of shredded cheese and 4 tablespoons of

milk. He wants to make a smaller bath, so he uses only 3 cups of shredded cheese How much milk does Nolan need for this smaller batch _____ tablespoons

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Masja [62]1 year ago

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Nolan will need 2 table spoons of milk for a smaller batch of his family’s macaroni and cheese recipe.

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