Which equation calculates the number of 1313-cup servings you can make with 4 cups of pudding?

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D is the correct answer partly because it's the only equation that has the correct outcome and partly because you have to divide 1313 by 4 anyways for the answer to make sense.
number of cups you have ÷ number of cups per serving = number of servings

Rus_ich [418]4 years ago

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D. 1313 divide by 4 equals 12

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