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A recipe includes 99 cups of flour and three fourths 3 4 cup of powdered sugarpowdered sugar. write the ratio of the amount of f

lour to the amount of powdered sugarpowdered sugar as a fraction in simplest form.

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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Flour : powdered sugar = 99 : 3/4 = 99*4/3 = 33*4/1 = 132/1

Flour : powdered sugar= 132/1

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