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for a given recipe 12 cups of flour are mixed with 6 cups of sugar how many cups of sugar should be used if 20 cups of flour are

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Alchen [17]2 years ago

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12 - 6
20 - x

x= (20*6)/12= 120/12=10 cups of sugar

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