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3 years ago

I decide to bake some cakes.I need 150g of flour for 12 cakes.How much flour do I need for 30 cakes?

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1 answer:

blagie [28]3 years ago

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150 / 12 = 11.6666666667
11.6666666667 x 30 = approximately 350g of flour for 30 cakes

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