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Can someone help me with table A

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Artist 52 [7]4 years ago

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We need to know what one of the numbers for y is to find out the table

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There is 7/8 quarts of orange juice. Mrs. Mathewson would like to serve her guests 3/16 quarts orange juice. How many guests can

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$4\frac{2}{3}$ guests.

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We have been given that there are 7/8 quarts of orange juice. Mrs. Mathewson would like to serve her guests 3/16 quarts orange juice.

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