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I cant figure out how to solve this using long division. I've solved it twice and gotten two seperate answers help would be greatly appreciated 
I cant figure out how to solve this using long division. I've solved it twice and gotten two seperate answers help would be greatly appreciated
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Answer:
15 ounce of coffee
And 5 ounce of milk.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given the 8-ounce container has 6-ounces of coffee
That means 1-ounce will have 6/8 ounces of coffee
And 8-ounces container has 2 ounces of milk
That means 1 ounce container will have 2/8 ounce of milk
We need to find for 20 ounce container:
20 ounce container will have of coffee which is equal to 15 ounce of coffee
And 20 ounce of container will have of milk which is equal to 5 ounce of milk.