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McKenzie works for a catering company.She is making ice tea for an upcoming event. For each container of tea she uses 16 tea bag

s and 3 cups of sugar. If McKEnzie uses 64 tea bags, how many cups of sugar will she use?

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Free_Kalibri [48]3 years ago

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She's be using 12 cups of sugar. Heres the explanation to how i got that, i figured out what number 16 would multiply by to get 64 which was 4, so then i also multiplied 3 by 4 which is how i got 12. Hope this helps

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