How many whole servings of 3/2 cups are in 67/3 cups of fruit punch?

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We need to do 67/3 divided by 3/2 using the KCF (keep, change, flip) method
So we keep the first fraction, change the division to multiplication and flip the last fraction
67/3*2/3 which equals 14.889
Since the question asked for whole servings, the answer would be 14 (B) because you have to round down

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