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3 years ago

Ryan has 3/4 cup of pudding. How many 1/6 cup serving of pudding can ryan make?

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ale4655 [162]3 years ago

4 0

You need to divide the amount he has by the serving size.

(3/4) / (1/6) =

= 3/4 * 6/1

= 18/4

= 4 1/2

He can make 4 1/2 servings.

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