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Melanie has a chocolate chip cookie recipe that uses 2 cups of sugar for 6 dozen cookies. How much sugar will she need if he onl

y wants to make 36 cookies?

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Alborosie3 years ago

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so since she is making 36 cookies you divide that by 6 since the sugar and you get 6 then you do 6x2 since the sugar and you get 12 :)

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