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A 6 ounce hamburger contains 0.75 ounces of fat

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If "<span>6 ounce hamburger contains 0.75 ounces of fat," then how large a hamburger contains 1 full ounce of fat?

6 oz 0.75 oz fat
------ = -------------------
x 1.00 oz fat

Then 6=0.75x, and x = 6 / 0.75 = 8 oz

An 8 oz hamburger will contain 1 oz fat.

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svetlana [45]3 years ago

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A 6 ounce hamburger contains 0.75 ounces of fat

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