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2 years ago

Maestro Del Valle is baking bars to bring to school and share with his

Mathematics

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Murljashka [212]2 years ago

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Answer:

2 eggs and 5 cups sugar

double both equally

4eggs and 10 cups sugar

6 eggs and 15 cups sugar

8 eggs and 20 cups of sugar

or take 20 cups of sugar and divide by 5 cups of sugar. you end up with 4. multiply the 2 eggs by 4. Total will be 8 eggs and 20 cups of sugar

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