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A non-Newtonian liquid demonstrates properties of both a solid and a liquid. A recipe for a non-Newtonian liquid calls for 1 cup

of water and 2 cups of cornstarch. Select two possible combinations of water and cornstarch that you can use to make a larger batch.

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In total 15 cups of water

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