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Morgan is making two cookie recipes. Recipe A calls for one-third less than twice the number of cups of sugar that Recipe B call

s for. If she needs four and one-sixths cups of sugar in all, how many cups will she need for Recipe A?

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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morgan dropped the sugar and has to go to the store to get more skip the question.

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