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3 years ago

Kate made 180 ounces punch for a party. She served the punch in 8-ounce cups. How many full cups can she fill

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Si tiene 180 onzas y las sirve en tazas de 8 onzas divide la cantidad entre el numero de tazas para obtener que ella puede servir 22.5 tazas aproximadamente.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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