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Can somebody please show me how to do this?

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icang [17]3 years ago

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To do this, you can see that the number 7 and the number 56 are right by each other, divide 56 by 7 which is 8, and since 7 times eight is 56, then multiply 13 times 8 and simplify the answer.
And do the same thing with number B, since 8 divided by 56 it’s 7, then you just got to multiply 14 times 7 and put your answers on top of the missing value *56* and simplify it. And you will know which one has more sugar per fluid ounces
THE ANSWER IS:
A

melomori [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

B i think

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