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A recipe requires 5.5 teaspoons of sugar to make a cheesecake. Which equation shows the number of teaspoons of sugar, y, needed

to make x cheesecakes?
x = 5.5y
y = 5.5 + x
y = 5.5x
x = 5.5 + y

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Assoli18 [71]3 years ago

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I believe it is x=5.5y

hope this helps!

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