Maria used one bag of flour. She baked

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AveGali [126]3 years ago

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Answer:

Answer is 11.

Step-by-step explanation:

Maria used two loaves of bread , One loaf is equal=2 1/4 cups so two becomes 2 ×2 1/4= 9/2

Maria makes the remaing 48 muffins of the flour left so,

One muffin is equal 3 1/4 cups so two becomes 2×3 1/4=13/2

Add both of them

9/2+13/2=11

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