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Jhon is making brownies for 48 of his family members. he can make 16 brownies from one package, and he expects everyone yo eat 2

brownies. how many packages will he need?

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likoan [24]3 years ago

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He will need 48×2=96 brownies so 96÷16= 6 packages of brownie mix

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