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2 years ago

) Supriya makes papadums to sell in her food truck. She uses 12 oz of dough to make each batch.

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Anna11 [10]2 years ago

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The number of batches she can make is = 5 batches

<h3>Calculation of total number of batches</h3>

The amount of dough used to make each batch = 12oz

The total amount of dough she has= 60oz

Therefore, the number of batches she can make from the total dough available = b

Using the equation:

(dough for one batch) × (number of batches) = (total amount of dough)

which is = 12× b = 60

b= 60/12

b= 5 batches

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