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3 years ago

sarah is makeing 4 batches of granola bars she adds 7-8 peanuts. to eatch batch. her measureing cul holds 1-8 cup of peanuts

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jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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From what i gathered... i think i<span>t would be 3.5?
Hope i</span><span>t helps. . . . </span>

Stels [109]3 years ago

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The answer would be.... let's see how many times can 1/8 go into 7/8..7 times and she is making 4 batches so I'm guessing the answer is 28 times. What am I saying I KNOW IT IS 28 times.

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