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2 years ago

Box of rice contains 8 1/3 cups of rice. how many 1/3- cup servings of rice are in the box

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So in every 1 cup of rice, there’s 3 one third servings of rice. so, since there are 8 1/3 cups of rice, you would do (8 cups) x (3 servings) = 24 servings. then, you would just add 1/3 to the 24 servings and you would get 25 servings. does that make sense?

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Box of rice contains￼ 8 1/3 cups of rice. how many 1/3- cup servings of rice are in the box

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