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Mrac [35]
3 years ago
9

John has 8/9 of a gallon of apple cider vinegar. If it takes 1/7 of a gallon of vinegar to make a batch of collard greens, how m

any batches can john make?
Mathematics
1 answer:
kumpel [21]3 years ago
5 0
1/7 gallon  = 1 batch 

<em>[multiply by 7 through]</em>
1 gallon = 7 batches

<em>[multiply by 8/9 through]</em>
8/9 gallon = 7 x 8/9
8/9 gallon = 6 2/9 

<em>[Good enough to make 6 batches, not enough to make 7 batches]</em>

So he can make 6 batches of collard green


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