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PLEASE HELP!!! A large cake from a bakery will serve 55 people. If there are 725 people expected at a reception, how many cakes

are needed? Show your Work and explain your reasoning. ONLY SOLUTION NOT ANSWER!

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alukav5142 [94]2 years ago

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725 divided by 55 gives amount of cakes needed

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