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3 years ago

A recipe for 4 loaves of bread uses 3 tablespoons honey. How much honey is needed for 24 loaves of bread?

2 answers:

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4 Loaves 3 tablespoons of honey
8 Loaves 6 tablespoons of honey
16 Loaves 9 tablespoons of honey
20 Loaves 12 tablespoons of honey
24 Loaves 15 tablespoons of honey

I think it would be 15 spoons of honey.

Are these the only answer choices..?

Arisa [49]3 years ago

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18 tablespoons if I'm correct

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