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Latrell is going to put chocolate ice cream in x bowls for his friends. He will put 0.75 cups of ice cream in each bowl. Which e

quation represents this situation where t is the total number of cups of ice cream Latrell will put in the bowls?

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krek1111 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

0.75 cups of ice cream

x bowls

t is the total number of cups of ice cream

.75x = t

example"

If you have 5 bowls.

.75 (cups of ice cream) * 5 (bowls) = 3.75 cups of ice cream needed

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