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3 years ago

shelby needs 4/8 of a cup of oatmeal for each batch if she wants to make 7 batches how much oatmeal will she need

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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago

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4/8=1/2
1/2×7=7/2
7/2=3 1/2 cups

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shelby needs 4/8 of a cup of oatmeal for each batch if she wants to make 7 batches how much oatmeal will she need​

shelby needs 4/8 of a cup of oatmeal for each batch if she wants to make 7 batches how much oatmeal will she need