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Mrs. Winchester prepared 5/6 pound of pasta. How many 1/4 pound servings are in 5/6 pound of past

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vlada-n [284]3 years ago

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(5/6) / (1/4)
5/6 * 4/1
20/6
3 1/3 <=== there is 3 1/3 one-forth lb servings

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