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Colin uses 2 3 23 cup of vegetable oil in each cake that he makes for his father's bakery. If Colin made 8 cakes, how much oil d

id Colin use in all? A. 5 1 3 513 cups B. 7 1 3 713 cups C. 8 2 3 823 cups D. 16 1 3 1613 cups

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mel-nik [20]3 years ago

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If the question is 2/3 cups of oil .
then the answer will be 5 1/3 cups
so ti think your answer will be A

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