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3 years ago

How many people will 5 pitchers serve if pitcher serves 1/8 one person?

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So if a person has 1/8 of a pitcher then you have 8 people per pitcher. Then if you have 5 pitchers you do 5 x 8 and get 40 so 40 people will be served. Hope this helps :)

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