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A baker used the equation y = kx to find how many cupcakes he needs to fill 22 identical boxes. He found that he would need 176

cupcakes. How many cupcakes fit into each box?

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LenKa [72]2 years ago

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8 cupcakes. 176/22 = 8.

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