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A recipe for a smoothie calls for 0.75 pound of strawberries. If Kerry has 31.5 pounds of strawberries, how many batches of the

recipe can she make?

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vodomira [7]2 years ago

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42 batches. 31.5 divided by .75 = 42.

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